1987 Yamaha Bw350 350 Big Wheel Electric Start Runs Perfect Nice! , on 2040-motos
Year:1987
Mileage:500
Beech Grove, Indiana, US
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Type:Off-Road
Engine Size (cc):350
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1987 Yamaha 350 Big Wheel is in GREAT shape for its age. Very clean, low hours, starts on push of the button. Only issue, front fender has melted front exhaust heat, but nothing major. Needs nothing! Includes OEM service manual. Check out pics! Clear In. title. Local pick up only in Indianapolis ,in. RELISTING, BUYER DID NOT PICKUP
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