1987 Yamaha Venture on 2040-motos
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Mileage:43032
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Engine Size (cc):1300
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1987 Yamaha Venture, new battery, 4 brush starter, seat is in excellent condition, braided steel lines for both front brakes and clutch, Vmax final drive, aftermarket pipes, 83 tail frame and bags. Rebuilt title from plastic damage. I've ridden it for the last 3 summers as you see it now. Had 29316 when I got it, has 43032 now. With the weight loss, pipes, and Vmax final drive she runs like a scalded dog. New Progressive fork springs 4/2013
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