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Mileage:55
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Engine Size (cc):1,100
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha XS description
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NO RESERVE AUCTION
The bike is in pretty good vintage condition. It has been sitting in previous owner's garage for over two years. Previous owner bought it from a friend but never rode it. Ran prior to being parked. The carbs need cleaning. It turns over, starter cranks, and wants to fire up but the carbs are gunked up and overflowing. Gas lines might be leaking also but petcocks are good. I have too many projects and have no time for this one. Probably all it needs is carbs serviced and fluids changed. Clear Minnesota title signed by previous owner. I can hold the bike in my garage for 30-days at no charge and I'll work with your shipper. I expect $500 down payment within 24-hours and full payment within 5-days. Please only bid if you intend to carry through with the transaction. Thanks. |
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