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Mileage:4
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Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Type:Cruiser
Yamaha V Star description
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I am selling my Yamaha V Star 650 Custom Bobber. The bike has 4k miles. I bought the bike stock and customized it into a bobber. Bike runs great and look great. I have over 1k in updates to the bike. Bike does have very little surface rust on the wheels from previous owner leaving out in the rain.
New bobber seat with custom bracket New upgraded 7" LED headlight New lightbar with LED lights New drag handlebars New grips New mirrors New rear bobber fender colormatched to original paint with decals New drive shaft cover |
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