2005 Yamaha V Star 1100. Price Neg... Make An Offer on 2040-motos

$3,500

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Yamaha V Star description

Great Bike !!! Less than 5000 mis.... my hardship is your gain !!!!Needs a lil tlc as far as dropping gas...tune up...battery...and a good wash or detail...Last rode it in june and was in tip top shape... family hardship and sickness along with financial hardship forced me to stop riding and its been sitting ever since... plans were to put bike on road in Spring but I just can't afford it....Text or call me for images...Its black and Red... 1100cc... and rides well !! (When running)Again...a battery...new gas..and a tune up and bike will start right up !!!Asking $3500 but neg.. male an offer text or callThanks,John

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