2009 Yamaha Raider on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):1,900
Warranty:As Is
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For Sale By:owner
Yamaha Raider description
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2009 Yamaha Raider. Bike is clean and only has 5300 miles. It has aftermarket Vance & Hines pipe, sounds sweet! Runs perfect! I have stock pipes if wanted. Brand new saddlebags still in the box! Other extras, it has a bracket to display cell phone on handlebars, also has a brand new Mustang seat valued at over $400 (also have stock seats if you want them). Back Rest (brand new) for passenger. Cruise control installed on throttle, can easily be removed in seconds but nice to utilize on long straight-away's! Had it completely serviced in late March of this year 2016 and I have all the paperwork. It is an incredible Cruiser style bike that turns heads!
SOME PHOTOS SHOW BIKE WITHOUT BACKREST Serious inquiries only, don't need to sell it, main reason I am selling (just busy not expecting to have a lot of time to cruise). Certified Cashiers Check or cash only (No other method) |
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