1983 Yamaha Xv500 on 2040-motos
Year:1983
Mileage:24000
Kansas City, Missouri, US
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Yamaha Virago description
24k miles. Starts easily and runs excellent. Fresh tune-up, carbs adjusted and synced. New battery. New front tire. Rear tire has less than 200 miles. All electrical components work just fine. No dents in the tank or rips in the seat. The engine sounds tight and does not appear to burn any oil. Even though this would be an excellent starter bike, an experienced motorcyclist would find this bike more than adequate for commuting and touring.
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