1997 Yamaha Royal Star Classic / Low Miles / Super Clean / Loaded / on 2040-motos

$4,999

Year:0 Mileage:19

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1997 Yamaha Royal Star Classic / low miles / super clean / Loaded /, $4,999, image 1

Yamaha Royal Star description

I have a really clean low miles Royal Star 1300 for sale (only nineteen k miles)...this bike is loaded with extras and in like new condition....needs nothing..custom Corbin studded seats and matching bags... dual exhaust..custom wind shield...custom lamps ....the bike has always been garage kept and i am the 2nd owner , just installed new front and rear tires, complete service, dealer said the bike is in attractive shapethe bike is tastefully accessorized and looks great, you won't be dissatisfied with the bikealso included are Helmets, trickle charger and a leather travel bagasking $4999.00 / OBO / JUST REDUCED / 2nd Owner or email any questions

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