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02 Yamaha Blaster on 2040-motos

$800
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selling two blaster.pretty clean blaster two hrs on new wiseco top end.new twin air filter boyesen reeds and tranny fluid.new chain rollers.bike runs and idles fine rest of bike is stock.comes with some pre-owned spare parts and plastic and some new parts in the package,carrier bearings swingarm rebuild kit and a arm bushings.plastics solid and lamps work.bike has key and perfect wiring.needs brake shoes in front but stops back rkes need some tlc.$800 firm no trades or scams cash only.call or text art at e mails wll be checked each night.thanks for lookin

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