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1981 Yamaha Xv920rj on 2040-motos

$1,000
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Denver, Colorado

Denver, CO
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I'm selling my 1981 Yamaha XV920RJ. This is a british version of the Yamaha Virago. It is a great bike that is a lot of fun to ride. It has new tires with about 500mis on them. Surprise your husband or boyfriend with this gas saver for Christmas. Enjoy Colorado's 300+ days of sunshine every year. Bike runs well, has an enclosed chain for very little maintenance, fresh oil and new battery 28,000 mis. This bike is well taken care of.To see the bike e-mail or text.Kendal

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