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Okay, what is poor Tony's height? lol

LMAO... I've missed this place.

Plus it's lowered. That seat is very low.

2005 Roadstar Warrior Stage 4. The Warrior one of the rarer colors, burgundy with ghost flames. This bike currently has 25XX original miles. The Warrior is being sold by the original owner who is an extremely particular older gentleman who had a vision of a riding a powerful one-of-a-kind muscle cruiser.

The Stage 4 build is a comprehensive performance enhancement package with all Yamaha manufactured parts. Stage 4 is higher compression pistons, larger injectors, cam shaft, clutch and ECU with supporting ancillary parts. There are less than 300 miles on the completed Stage 4 build. All engine/performance modifications performed by expert Yamaha technicians at Breyley Yamaha in North Royalton, Ohio.

In addition to the Stage 4 ECU there is also a Power Commander working in unison with it. In addition to the Stage 4 package the bike has a 32 tooth front pulley and Samson Shogun Street Sweeper exhaust (with Thunder City baffles). The pulley, exhaust, and Power Commander are the only three components that are not genuine Yamaha parts in the whole performance build. This build is fully documented and all original parts (in original boxes) are included in the sale.The Warrior is lowered 2.75 inches in the rear and approximately 1 inch in the front (as low as possible without effecting handling). Stock suspension parts include in the sale.In addition to the Stage 4 package the bike has every genuine Yamaha chrome accessory available. 7 inch handle bar risers with 2 additional chrome cable holders. It has the color matched headlight cowl and the lower engine cowl. Included are 3 seats. Original, Stiletto, and Solo. A genuine Yamaha Warrior cover is also included.

The bike when not ridden has always been stored covered in a heated garage and oil has been changed annually and it currently has a lightweight (smaller) lithium battery. The bike shows like new other than small blemishes on the rear wheel's rim that appears as though something was sprayed or dripped on it. It seems like it could be polished out as it's on the aluminum rim and not the painted spokes. Whatever caused it did not get on any other part of the bike.

$7250 and willing to negotiate but, not separate.

Willing to ship with buyer responsible for arrangements and expense.

Test rides with proper arrangements.

Located in University Heights, Ohio which is 2 suburbs East of Cleveland, Ohio

If you are just running to the CLE store, just park outside the door and make it quick lol. No one drives down that road since it is blocked off most of the time.

I had considered it but, I didn't want to be a douche-bag.

Unfortunately, the opposite is more likely. The prevailing mindset amongst many cruiser types that have been down is; "I went down once in (whatever lack of protective clothing they were wearing) and no helmet, and all I got was a couple of broken fingers! I'm willing to accept the risk that I may go down again one day, but it's just too darn HOT to wear a helmet and all that other stuff all the time!"

I'm a cruiser type now lol I'll never ride helmetless.

There are meter spots along Prospect at around 4th if I recall correctly.

Yeah, I forgot about the meters on 4th South of Prospect. That's where I parked.

Actually I just want to run into the CLE clothing store. There's no street parking anywhere huh?

My Stratoliner sounds vaguely like that.

Where's the best place to park if you're going to E. 4th? Thanks

Bump

No thanks. I don't want my insurance raters sky-rocketing because people are too stupid to protect themselves.

Why can't an adult decision be made to wear a seat belt?

I kind of miss my 2 Oh no.

Not perforated.

Brand new size 52 which translates to either XXL or XXXL not sure.

$125 obo

If you want to try a Harbor Freight one I'll sell you one for $25. I won't deliver it but maybe if you get up near the Eastern Suburbs of Cleveland we could meet up.

I wanted comfort and I'd like to be able to take the boy or the wife on some long trips

I hear that. I loved my Tuono but, it wasn't very often I rode it how it was meant to be ridden and when not ridden that way it was uncomfortable. I'm really enjoying my Strat. Good luck with clearing out all your old parts.

I sent you a private message.

Thanks, nope didn't work there.

All gone! Thanks!

1989 FZR 600 was the first bike I owned. I did not however ever ride it. lol The first bike I owned that I rode was an '04 FZ6

I wish Breyley's had a better gear selection because I'd recommend them in a heart beat. There's Shadetree in Middlefield who has a bunch of stuff to try on and Just for Fun Honda is a couple doors down and actually has some stuff too. I'm right around the corner from ya. If you want someone to ride out there with ya let me know.