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Ijust bought a 2004 v star 650 at an auction. willrun only 80

Has 9300 miles does it need a tune-up or the valves reset?

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When buying use bikes to keep as your own you should always check it over well to make it yours, like tune up checking valves changing oil and filters then you know what you"ve got.

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