2004 Yamaha Road Star Silverado - Price: on 2040-motos

$7,500

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Yamaha Road Star description

This Yamaha Road Star Silverado is a Cruiser style motorcycle with an MSRP of . Power is provided by a -Stroke cc Air cooled OHV Pushrod V Twin engine with Automatic starter. The engine is paired with a -Speed Manual transmission and total fuel capacity is . gallons. The Road Star Silverado rides on Aluminum wheels with a HR front tire and a HR rear tire. The front suspension is a Telescoping Fork while the rear suspension is a Twin Sided Swing Arm. Front Dual Disc brakes and rear Disc brakes provide for the stopping power. The Road Star Silverado comes standard with Two-Piece -passenger seating. This 1 comes with the Ultimate Star seat with backrest and passenger seat with backrest complete front end lighting kit and chrome accent to front fender. The windshield is custom cut and has lower air deflectors. The carburetor has been upgraded with a jetting kit the smog removed and a custom air filter and cover has been installed. Chrome engine guards with highway pegs LED brake on the rear with cover and various custom chrome pieces installed including an electric gear plug. The tires are Metzler whitewall tires in near new condition - hard to tell any wear. Roadhouse exhaust installed a chrome luggage rack and custom chromed out rear fender with lighting kit and license. Only Amsoil products pre-owned on this bike and it has only miles. I also have the color matched locking storage boxes that are separate and not on the bike at this time. All original parts including seats exhaust carburetor cover smog etc. This bike has over invested in it and is 1 of the nicest cruising bikes around. Ride any bike and then check this 1 out. You will see it is clean well worth paying a little more for a whole lot of extra stuff that will save you thousands of dollars and time since it is already installed. It is a must see for anyone who is interested in this type of bike or just wants a stable cruiser that is made with safety in mind for riding with 1 or two riders. This bike has been the envy of any other Road Star Silverado owner that has had the honor of seeing it and hearing it run. Call with any questions.

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