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1996 Yamaha Xj600 Seca Sport Bike For $1,500.00 on 2040-motos

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Annapolis, Maryland

Annapolis, MD
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I have had a lot of spam emails from Craig's List. I have tightened our spam filter to the point where it is easy to catch emails that are not spam. Please include your name and phone number in the email. This way it will not get spammed. If you do not include your name and phone number, odds are it will be spammed and I will never see your email. If you prefer not to call, please try to make your email a little more detailed so it will not get spammed. If you do not hear from me within a couple days you may want to call me and make sure that I received your email. This is a 1996 Yamaha XJ600 Seca Sport Bike. This bike has the original black paint (see images one & 2). The fork seals will need to be replaced; they are looking a little damp. The bike was last run the summer of 2008. It has been sitting awhile. You will probably need to put fresh gas in. The battery will possibly need to be replaced. The bike will start with the jump box connected to it. When we checked the bike, it is now missing the left turn signal lens (see picture 4). The Yamaha currently has a Delaware reconstructed title. If you would like to go for a test drive, you will need to do so as a passenger with 1 of our employees. We cannot allow a customer to drive under our dealer tags for motorcycles. This bike is being sold as is with no warranty. If you have any questions please email, or call Sue at and use reference number 0030.

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