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Yamaha Virago description
1993 Yamaha Virago 750cc. This has been a great bike for me, it runs good. I just had a 2nd child and need to sell the bike. Speedometer does not work, and the rear turn signal is broken, but still functions. Could be fixed with rubber glue. Has a clear title. You can test drive if you have money in hand. The bike has custom pipes with a nice loud sound. If you have further questions or would like to meet, you contact me by email or call/text me at.
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