2004 Yamaha Fz 6 Motorcycle, Under 13,000 Miles on 2040-motos
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2004 Yamaha FZ 6 motorcycle, the title says that the model is FSZ. The style is MC. 600 cc red line 14,000 rpm. It has a $1,400.00 Two Bros. exhaust system and an adjustable fuel injection (commander). New chain and 140 mph windshield, that's taller than standard. It also has a custom made cup holder-see picture. It has a reconstructed title, which means it was wrecked and then rebuilt. The damage from that wreck, was that it was rear-ended and the seat bracket broke, the exhaust was damaged and there's a few dents on top of the tank. All was fixed, except the dents in the tank. It drives normal, husband drove it around for work, when we lived in Wisconsin. It has about 12,750 miles on it and the tags on the license plate are expired. Selling, because Oregon has a helmet law, whereas Wisconsin didn't.
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