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1994 Yamaha Bike Fzr600 Superbike (se Portland) on 2040-motos

$2,500
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Portland, Oregon

Portland, OR
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1994 Yamaha Bike FZR600 SuperBike (SE Portland), $2,500, image 1

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My name is Bill and i have a 1994 Yamaha FZR600 SuperBike that I am selling for $2,500 and it runs well and the brakes work good its shifts good but will need a new clutch cable later down the road and I ride it on sunny days and I have only ridden it in the rain 1 time and I am including pic's of my motorcycle before and after it was painted and and if your interested in my motorcycle please call me at 503-960-XXXX anytime after 11am and before 10pm...CASH ONLY AND I WILL NOT SHIP MY MOTORCYCLE

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