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Yamaha Virago description
shamrock st I have a 1988 Virago 1100 for sale. Overall the bike is in terrific shape but needs work to run. I know it needs a new battery and either a starter or solenoid. It was running last year and I would have to wiggle the wire going to the starter to get it to start. Now it doesn't start. No time to fix no time to ride so it is for sale.The carbs were cleaned out 2yrs ago and before that I replaced the starer gear, no more grinding. There is a small tear in the seat. Bike has approximately 65000mis on odometer. There is a discrepancy with the mileage title says 66800.Its a decent bike if you don't mind doing a little work I just don't have time so it is priced to sell.Bike can be seen by appointment, it is in peabody, ma RobCash at time of pickup is only form of payment I will accept.
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