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Custom Yamaha Xs650 (flagstaff) on 2040-motos

$3,700
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:16
Location:

Prescott, Arizona

Prescott, AZ
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Custom Yamaha XS650 (Flagstaff), $3,700, image 1

Yamaha XS description

Custom 1973 Yamaha XS 650 or TX650. Recently rebuilt, new PMA and Pamco electronic ignition, New JBM intake manifolds, iridium spark plugs, rebuilt forks, Suicide shift with a foot clutch but has the parts to return it to standard, new wire harness, new harley king xl tank, new tires, new battery, rebuilt carbs, new UNI pod filters, hardtail frame. This bike has around 16000 mis, comes with a clean and notarized Arizona title, and is road ready. This chopper starts up 1st kick, runs wonderfully, and needs nothing except for someone to ride it. This bobber comes with a bucket full of spare and original parts as well as a shop manual and much much more. It is kick start. I'm asking $3700. Call or text at (480) 313-XXXX. If this is still up it is still for sale

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