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Must See!! Rare 1975 Yamaha Rd350 Pristine Condition!! on 2040-motos

$4,000
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:7
Location:

Hudson Valley,

Hudson Valley
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This is a "Rare" Vintage two Stroke Street Legal!! Yamaha RD350 in Pristine Condition!! Absolutely Beautiful Looking and Running!! Moto Carrera Millennium GP2 Full Exhaust, Moto Carrera Steering Stem Tapered Roller Bearings, Adjustable Steering Damper, Brand New Avon Road Runner Ultra High Performance Tires, Super Sticky!! Brand New JT Front and Rear Sprockets with Oring Chain, New Yamaha Clutch, Stainless Steel Front Brake Lines, Fresh Build!! Wiseco Pistons, Rings, Wrist Pins, Fresh Bore and Hone, All New Bearings and Seals!! Carbs Freshly Rebuilt and Jetted, Boyesen Stage two Reeds, Reed Block Spacers, Boost Bottle, Uni Pods Air Filters!! New Coils and Solid Core Wires, New Fork Seals and Fluids!! New Red Wing High Performance Rear Shocks!! "A True Collectible Vintage two Stroke Street Legal Motorcycle" 7,800 Original Miles!! Clean title in Hand and Paper Work!! Call.

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