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2006 Yamaha 250 2 Stroke on 2040-motos

$2,250
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San Diego, California

San Diego, CA
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*2006 YAMAHA $ YZ 250**GOOD:Less then 200 hours on bike*Custom forks shocks handle bars*Which comes to a Total of 2000$ worth *Yamaha dependability and reliability*Seasons here !!!*****BAD:Was deployed and sat in outdoor shed so plastics are wornCommon and cheap fixWish I had time to touch it up and throw about fifty bucks into it and make it look like newYours today a 4000 $ bike with $2000 extra for only $2900obo need cash if u take it tonight yours for even cheaper taking a big hit because of time restraints and flexibility1st one with credible offer or trade takes it home tonightExtremely negotiableNo lowballascall text no e.mail need this out tonight hate to do it

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