2014 Yamaha Vstar 250 on 2040-motos
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Type:Cruiser
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2014 YAMAHA Vstar 250, Brand new 2014 red or white Yamaha Vstar 250. Retail $4,340. No Handling, Prep, or Set Up fees. Great prices and even better service!! Please feel free to call or email for more information. Light weight and a seat just 27 inches from the pavement make the V Star 250 a great trainer as well as a great choice for riders who appreciate the fun that comes in small packages. Dual exhausts, plenty of quality chrome and typical Star attention to detail; this is one sharp little cruiser. Front disc brake provides highly controllable stopping power. The V Star 250 is the only V-twin in its class. Estimated 78 mpg* means almost 200 miles between fill-ups.
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