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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha XS description
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Up for sale(NO RESERVE) is a super clean Yamaha XS650. Was built for my GF. Female owned,previous owner was female also. Bike has been taken care of,entirely gone through. Only has 6,900 miles. Everything on this cafe racer works.Bike was prof. built,entire life garage kept, many custom parts fabricated and major parts are new. GF only put 500 miles on bike after custom build. Shes scared of it so were selling. We have over $6,000 invested. Black paint is original and looks great. Elec start and kicker starts first kick. Custom exhaust looks and sounds Awesome! Bike is an Antique,everything thats not good about XS vintage parts have been adressed.
NEW* 1-Firestone vintage look tires 2-Works rear piggy back shocks 3-Tuffside $400 custom seat 4-lithium lightweight battery 5-custom LED tailight tag bracket 6-clubman cafe bars 7-biltwell grips/match seat 8-mirror 9-gold chain and sprockets 10-$800 custom exhaust 11-adjustable levers 12-chrome custom kick stand 13-engine cover 14-petcock keywords:tracker, cafe racer, brat style, scrambler ,chopper,custom motorcycle |
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