2006 Yamaha Xv 1700 Yamaha Warrior on 2040-motos

US $8700

Year:2006 Mileage:15

Location:

Huntingdon, Tennessee, United States

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Yamaha XV 1700 Yamaha Warrior description

For sale 2006 XV 1700 Yamaha Warrior, with 15,500 miles.Serviced every 3000 miles. This is an extra nice bike, extra clean been garage kept. And it is fast as most of you know.Never been on the ground. I can't ride anymore because of health reasons . It breaks my heart to have to part with it. New battery, tires are at 85%, when you push that start it's gonna fire up and it sounds and handles awesome. (Please no joy riders and if you don't have the money please don't bid.) You will pick the bike up I don't deliver. ( NO BIDS OUT OF THE U S ) ( GO TO YOUTUBE UNDER ANDYS 1700 WARRIOR AND YOU CAN HEAR IT RUN. OUGHT TO BE UP SHORTLY) THANKS FOR LOOKING.

On Oct-13-16 at 10:35:56 PDT, seller added the following information:

If you have any questions you may call me @ 731-358-5299

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