2009 Yamaha Vstar 950 Tourer on 2040-motos

US $4,500.00

Year:2009 Mileage:1813 Color: Facotry Gloss Metallic Black

Location:

Cranbury, New Jersey, US

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Yamaha V Star photos

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Yamaha V Star tech info

Type:Cruiser/Touring Engine Size (cc):942 Warranty:Vehicle has 5 year Yamaha warranty, exp 9/15 For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:JYAVN01E39A00XXXX

Yamaha V Star description

Gloss black and chrome beauty has many factory options including a full size quick-release windshield with key lock, road lights, and engine guard bars. Matching hard bags are mounted on factory frames and are wired with running and stop lights built in. Intake has K&H performance filter, injectors are managed by FuelPak, and exhaust is a Vance & Hines slash cut slip-on with the optional quiet baffle. Headlight and road lights converted to blue halogen bulbs. Tank is protected from abrasions by a factory bra cover. All options selected for rider safety and performance. Maximized running lights in front and rear with exhaust rumble so that you will always be seen and heard, and engine guards also installed.

Only 613 lbs with a full tank, this is an excellent cruiser/tourer in the long wheelbase style of the Stratoliner but much more maneuverable at 96" in length and a 66” wheelbase. Seat height is a low 26.5”. Floor boards, heel & toe shifter, locking fuel cap are all factory standard equipment.

One adult owner from new, this bike has never been dropped, abused, or in the rain. No scratches or blemishes except minor on hard bags that will not photograph. Always in a heated garaged and covered, battery has recently been replaced with original correct Yamaha. Available for inspection and pick up near major interstate highways in central New Jersey. Will assist you shipper.

Factory Yamaha Extended Service (YES) 5 year warranty is good until 9/17/2015. 600 mile factory service performed by dealer on time and documented, warranty will be transferred to the new owner.

Title in hand, cash or cleared cashiers check only, no zero or negative feedback bidders, call 609-443-8642 after 5 pm weekdays or weekend with questions.

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