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Engine Size (cc):1,700
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha V Max description
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2011 VMAX Matt black 6767 miles
Carbon Fiber kit ($2500) Engine dress kit ($1300) Arlen Ness mirrors and scowl kit. 200 Horsepower hang on to your butt...these bikes are not for the timid. I am old and been riding over 40 years so no crazy stuff on this bike...easy miles...just bought it to get my blood pressure up...time to sell :( Dealer maintained. Showroom condition. I am including a new factory rear tire, Ogie Pack, soft cover, Yamaha oil and filter $10,500 Thanks for looking! |
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