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2001 Yamaha V-Star 650 Classic TRIKE. The trike kit is an added accessory and can be easily removed if the buyer wants to. The bike has slightly over 12K miles and runs and rides excellent. There is a small blemish on the left rear fender where the paint was scratched off. The rear tire will need to be replaced soon, and the windshield has some oxidation. The bike is current on tags and inspection. The original tools come with the bikes, A new battery was installed earlier this year/ There is no warranty expressed or implied on this used vehicle.
Conditions of sale - Buyer will pay $500.00 deposit using PayPal within 48 hours of auction closing. On the day agreed for pickup from seller, will meet the seller at the local vehicle tag office. The buyer will place insurance on the trike and pay the necessary fees to register the vehicle in his/her name and pay the title transfer fee.
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