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1981 Yamaha 650 on 2040-motos

$1,500
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San Diego, California

San Diego, CA
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I am reluctantly selling my Yamaha 650 to make some money (moving in with the girlfriend and furniture isn't free). The bike is older than me, but still has a TON of power. I got it as my 1st bike, had the electrical redone and had the carbs cleaned. It is a great beginner-intermediate bike, perfect for jumping around beach towns for quick parking. It also runs fine on the highway, I just normally pre-owned it to go from OB to PB. Give me a call with any questions, could be a great gift if you want to be the best dad on the planet. My number is. Cheers,Rob

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