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2009 YAMAHA VSTAR 650 MOTORCYCLE-ONLY1400 MILES ON IT, METALIC BLUE,LOTS OF CHROME,RUNS & DRIVES REALLY NICE NO PROBLEMS AT ALL. THE 2009 VOLT-STAR 650 CUSTOM FEATURES LOTS OF CHROME, LUMINOUS PAINT, A BOBTAIL REAR FENDER AND THE CONVENIENCE OF A CLEAN,QUIET SHAFT DRIVE. CALL 727-944-AUTO(2886) AUTOENTERPRISE *BUY-SELL-TRADE* 6901 US19 NEW PORT RICHEY,FL 34652 WWW.AUTOENTERPRISEONLINE.COM

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