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1983 Yamaha Xs400 on 2040-motos

$425
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Grand Rapids, Michigan

Grand Rapids, MI
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This is a non-running bike, I've been working on it for quite sometime, but i cant seem to figure out exactly what is wrong with it. I need this bike GONE ASAP. so 425 obo. it's gotta clear title. New mufflers.Picture with the tank is when I had it painted. I spilled some gas on it, so the tank is half stripped now. Only recently moved outside, always covered. call anytime

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