1999 Yamaha Road Star - Anaheim,california on 2040-motos

$4,995

Year:0 Mileage:26

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1999 Yamaha Road Star - Anaheim,California, $4,995, image 1

Yamaha Road Star tech info

VIN:JYAVP02Y7XA000716

Yamaha Road Star description

Engine: 1600cc Transmission: 5 Gear Fuel System: Carburetor Accessories: Flame Milled High Flow Air Cleaner Cover, White Wall Tires, Vance And Hines Exhaust, Corbin Seat Like all of LifeStyle Cycles used Harleys, this bike has been thoroughly tested and inspected by a LifeStyle Cycles technician after undergoing a rigorous 38-point motorcycle inspection. Located in Anaheim, California, LifeStyle Cycles has the West Coast's largest selection of used and bank-owned motorcycles.

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