1994 Yamaha V Max on 2040-motos
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For sale is a 94 vmax. Motor has been replaced with a 2003, clutch is strong, all gears are solid. Bike runs and drives but hesitates off idle, most likely pilot jets are dirty, after initial hesitation off idle it revs like it should. Bike needs paint, has a dent in the faux tank as shown in pic, the rear fender has a chip as well. Needs odds and ends here and there but certainly can be driven as is. Needs front turn signals. Brakes and suspension are good.
The 2003 fz1 is in great shape, 48k miles, has an Ivan's jet kit, integrated tail light, speedo drd, 15t front sprocket, gen II bars, bar end mirror, temp gauge, led turn signals, newer tires and newer oem brake pads, forks recently serviced. It runs great and pulls hard, if anything it needs touch up paint on the handle bar ends. Battery is less than a year old. Professionally painted a couple years ago, super glossy. Windshield has a slight chip at the bottom from over tightening. 2 bikes for the price of one Thank you Initial deposit of $500 required, buyer is responsible for shipping but I can help load |
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