Yamaha V Star tech info
Yamaha V Star description
This is a 2005 V-Star 1100 Classic with only "15 miles" on the odometer. Former owner purchased the bike brand new as a leftover in 2006, rode it home, dropped it on the right side (minimal damage to lower exhaust pipe and the end of the right throttle handle) and never rode it again (no damage to the gas tank fenders or side covers). The GOOD: Low miles, like new tires with no dry rot, like new brakes, like new seat. The BAD: It sat all those years and has some surface rust on some of the chrome parts. I changed the fuel filter, put on a new fuel pump and hoses. Title is in my friends name who owns the bike. He does not have an Ebay account. |
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