2014 Yamaha Bobber on 2040-motos

US $10,000.00

Year:2014 Mileage:124 Color: Black

Location:

League City, Texas, United States

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Yamaha Bobber photos

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Yamaha Bobber tech info

Engine Size (cc):950 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Custom For Sale By:Private Seller

Yamaha Bobber description

This is the same motorcycle that got second place in the Yamaha Bolt Build-off. It is a complete custom with over $5000 in parts and even more in custom fabrication and paint. The only change that has been made from the actual competition version is that it has been freshly painted. Same scheme, but with pearl white not flat white. We were not happy with the place that did the paint so had it redone. This is an amazing motorcycle to go bar hopping with or even to enter in more competitions. We are whoring it out at $10k (and anyone that knows bikes can see this). See below for list of parts and fabrication:

Custom Mighty Magnum Headlight (Integrated Front Blinkers)
Braided Lines
Lowering Kit (rear suspension and fork inserts)
Forward Mounted Controls
Custom Foot Pegs
Custom Hand Grips
Custom Bob Fender
HD Peanut Tank (Custom Fabricated to fit Bolt)
Custom Double B Customs Jockey Shift
Custom DBC Gauge Relocator
Custom Zero Black Drag Bars
Yamaha Custom Springer Seat
Freedom Outlaw Exhaust (Sounds deep and throaty)
Low and Mean Dual Barrel Air Intake
Yamaha Speedo Visor
Generator Cover Billet
R/H Small Engine Cover
Chrome Clutch Cover
Chrome Caliper Cover
Fork Gators
Fat Fork Tube Kit
Side Mount License Plate
Accent Integrated LED Taillight and Blinkers
Custom Swing Arm Cover
Custom Paint
Steel Bolt Name Plate on Fender
C and C Steel Bolt Logo on Tank

You can't drive down the street without getting stopped and asked about this bike. It has been a head turner everywhere we have taken it. We are the original owner and bike was purchased from Texas Yamaha. When purchase is complete it is up to the buyer to arrange pickup and delivery. We will work with you, but are not responsible for setting delivery service up.

More photos are available upon request.

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