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Yamaha V Star description
This Yamaha V-Star 650 bike is in good condition. Recently had carburetor rebuilt and cleaned and the engine runs very, very well. This is a lower to the ground bike so it is great for new riders to learn on and enjoy or the experienced rider to just enjoy. It is a classic cruiser bike. Plus..the power is enough to get up and go and keep up with your friends with a higher cc as the bike will easily get to 110 mph or higher. The ride and feel of this bike is very smooth....read online reviews. The bike has a dent in the left front of the tank and the front fender mounts will need to be straightened a bit as they are a tad out of line. The forks are straight and even. I believe the bike may have been "laid down" at one point in the past and this is what caused the front fender mis-alignment and dent in the tank. Honestly, I have ridden the bike 8 miles and that is the amount of wear on both new tires. Check my feedback. I'm an honest E-Bayer. No candy coating or mis-truths on my sales. This is a great bike for the right buyer at a good price. No shipping. Pickup only. Cash in hand or PayPal for payment. Call Rick at 561-251-9835 for questions. |
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