550 Yamaha Maxum Like New on 2040-motos
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Mileage:14045
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Engine Size (cc):550
For Sale By:owner
VIN:5k5006478
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I have a 550 Yamaha Maxum with 14,000 miles ,it needs nothing except your Butt on the seat,when I purchased the bike I changed the oil and noticed the tires were weatherd and purchased new tires {$290} then ,I figured out my body wasn't up to the task of riding,too old and worn out .Me not the Bike. Call 309-357-4178 text messages won't be answered!!Payment will be Cash at pick up with in 2 weeks unless other arrangements are made before you bid!
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