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2011 Yamaha Tmax 500 on 2040-motos

$8,250
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Los Anegles,,

Los Anegles,
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2011 Yamaha TMAX 500, $8,250, image 1

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2011 Yamaha TMAX 500 2011 Yamaha TMAX 500 Scooter This powersport scooter currently has 1,750 mis and in good condition Predominantly black in color and with a black seat Equipped with a Water cooled, 499 cubic centimeter, Inline 2, DOUBLE OVERHEAD CAMSHAFT transmission 43.51 Horsepower at 7,500 RPM 34.22lb feet at 6,500 RPM Belt Final drive chassis also equipped Curb weight is estimated at 496lbs Bore x Stroke estimated at 2.6in × 2.87in Compression rated at 11.0 to

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