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1997 Yamaha Yzf1000r Thunderrace on 2040-motos

$650
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Tucson, Arizona

Tucson, AZ
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This bike is not running right now, I got it about two months ago and it died on me. Right now I just dont have anywhere to tear it down and get it running which could be good news for you. Salvaged title and odometer reads 38xxx miles a small dings and scratches but ran great when it did. Deffidently a project bike but could be a great bike, very fast $600 obo again its running right now have title in hand

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