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started out as a brand new stock Yamaha bolt:
exhaust loud Vance Hines air intake cobra fuel tuner backrest passenger seat passenger foot peg kit side mount license plate kit fork extensions skinny apes mirrors 6" drop forward controls and custom body work Sure I'm missing more off the top of my head, only reason for selling is we bought a house and I need to get rid of some loans. Asking what I owe on it without the options added. No offers price is firm, easily over $2,500 in after market parts. Does have wear and tear of a used bike but runs perfect only 832 miles on it! Cash and pick up only! located in Lake City MN |
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