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Mileage:39
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Yamaha V Star tech info
Engine Size (cc):1,100
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha V Star description
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This 2003 V Star was pulled apart down to the frame at 32000K for the sole purpose of cleaning and rebuilding everything. The engine was repainted, valves lapped, compression was checked. The frame was repainted, all wiring was checked and or replaced and all the tins were custom painted to a chameleon orange/brown/root beer/emerald with orange pearl flames. AIS system was removed, seat custom modified and lowered, wires loomed, stainless braided lines, risers, iso grips, windshield, Cobra Speedster Long exhaust, custom dual pod air intake, Dyna coils.
This V Star produces about as much horsepower as any 1100 V Star can without any engine modifications. The carburetor has been professionally tuned to the current high volume air intake and exhaust and the spark plugs maintain a nice mid chocolate brown. I have all the original parts in a box that were replaced with high performance or upgrades. |
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