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2012 Yamaha XT 660 TENERE for sale

Model Description:

Make:
Yamaha
Model:
XT
Variant:
660 TENERE
Year:
2012
Mileage:
38373
Price:
Vehicle Sold

Dealer Details:

Dealer:
Bikeshop Rivonia
Address:
Shop No 10 Rivonia Crossing 2 5 Achter Road,

Features:

Colour:
Grey
Comments:
2012 Yamaha XT660 Tenere with 38 373km’s.

Available at R89 990 or take advantage of our easy finance.

In immaculate condition and complimented with extras.

As with all our motorcycles, this motorcycle is available with our comprehensive 2 -year warranty and quality guarantee.

All trade-ins welcome, at Bikeshop Rivonia we Buy and Sell Them All, Bikes, Cars, Boats, Jet Skis and more.

Chat to Berto, Cameron, Donovan, Davin, Dylan, Tumelo or Jason and they will guide you through our seamless

Model Description:

Make:
Yamaha
Model:
XT
Variant:
660 TENERE
Year:
2012
Mileage:
38373
Price:
Vehicle Sold

Dealer Details:

Dealer:
Bikeshop Rivonia
Address:
Shop No 10 Rivonia Crossing 2 5 Achter Road,

Features:

Colour:
Grey
Comments:
2012 Yamaha XT660 Tenere with 38 373km’s.

Available at R89 990 or take advantage of our easy finance.

In immaculate condition and complimented with extras.

As with all our motorcycles, this motorcycle is available with our comprehensive 2 -year warranty and quality guarantee.

All trade-ins welcome, at Bikeshop Rivonia we Buy and Sell Them All, Bikes, Cars, Boats, Jet Skis and more.

Chat to Berto, Cameron, Donovan, Davin, Dylan, Tumelo or Jason and they will guide you through our seamless

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