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I am selling my 2001 Yamaha Vstar 1100 Classic. Great bike, runs PERFECT. Forward controls, straight pipes, removable saddle bags, backrest. 19,000mis. New tires, new brakes, new battery, full tune up. Slip on exhaust has chrome peeling, and front fender has a dent, rest of body in attractive condition. Just had a baby, will not be riding in the future, rather sell now at a lower price than sit on it for the winter. Purchased a few years ago, spent $2500 in service and accessories to make it the bike it is. Body is not mint, but you can ride it knowing it is mint mechanically. Asking $3,200 (price of a 650, this is an 1100). Please email or call
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