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Engine Size (cc):1,000
Type:Sport Bike
Yamaha FZ description
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Motorcycle season is upon us!!! Here for sale is a great running super fun 2009 Yamaha FZ1. Nestled nicely within the frame is a powerful yet civilized 1000cc 4 cylinder engine putting power to the ground via a smooth shifting 6 speed sequential transmission. Mounted on the 17 inch alloy wheels are good looking Dunlop D616 tires with like new tread in front and moderate wear in back. This bike includes features such as; carbon fiber clutch/brake levers, skeleton frame mirrors, front/rear frame sliders, LED turn signals, and digital speedometer with trip meter. The ride can be fine tuned to be as comfortable or aggressive as you want with adjustable front and rear suspension. This motorcycle has a great exhaust note courtesy of its Coffman aftermarket pipes and muffler. This bike can accommodate all riders from beginners to the most talented racers. No matter what you are looking for in a bike, this will definitely fit the bill. Being enthusiast owned this bike was well cared for and never dropped. Don't miss out on a chance to make your summer exponentially more exciting. Come in and take a look. You will not be disappointed. This motorcycle is shown by appointment only. Please call us at 215-862-9555. All prices exclude tax, tags and doc fee of $249.50 Selling at No Reserve
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