Yamaha Virago Xv700 1985 Front Fender on 2040-parts.com
Newburg, Pennsylvania, US
Just finished stripping down this complete running bike. All parts will be listed today.All parts are in good shape and useable condition. All parts will require some cleaning,polishing etc. to meet your own needs. All electrical works. Combined shipping is offered except on the following: forks,engine,wheels,gas tank,seat and frame.
SHIPPING IS MONDAY-FRIDAY.
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