Used 2022 Yamaha Sport Touring
FJR 1300 ES
<p>TLDR: Original owner, just over 4,000 mi. Garage kept, oil changed at 604 and 4,003 mi with conventional YamaLube 10W-40, only fueled with ethanol-free 89-octane. Freshly serviced and ready to ride! Date code on front tire is 26/22, rear is 43/21, both of which are Bridgestone Battleaxe 023’s. Motorcycle is still under factory extended warranty that can be transferred to you as the new owner.</p><p><br></p><p>Now, for those of you who like to read…</p><p><br></p><p>I previously owned a 2016 FJR1300A and put roughly 15,000 mi on that bike before trading up to this 2022 ES model. This is arguably the best motorcycle ever built. Don't believe me? Buy it and become a convert.</p><p><br></p><p>This is a garage kept example. Originally purchased in April 2023 as a leftover model.</p><p><br></p><p>This FJR1300ES is all stock save for the reflective decals from Black Hills Moto on the panniers and top case. All accessories installed are factory Yamaha: the larger touring windshield, accessory gel seat, rear carrier, top case, and internal soft cases. I also have the stock windshield, seat, carrier, and the factory tank bag. The motorcycle just underwent its 4,000 mi service at my local Yamaha dealer.</p><p><br></p><p>I have the original owner's manual, both factory keys with code tag, factory service manual, and extended warranty paperwork. The extended warranty can be transferred to a new purchaser by going into your local Yamaha dealer with the paperwork (I do not know what the cost of transferring the warranty will be). It’s currently covered until April 2028.</p><p><br></p><p>It pains me to have to part with this bike, however I'm to the point physically where I cannot ride it with the confidence I once did. I also cannot justify having as many motorcycles as I do in the garage. I would just get a bigger garage but housing prices are rucking fidiculous around here.</p><p><br></p><p>If you have questions, please send me a message through CycleTrader. I am willing to deal with out-of-state buyers with stipulations; <b style="color: black; background-color: white;">full payment is required up front and once funds have been verified</b>, paperwork (title, bill of sale, manuals, etc.) will be sent and then shipping for the motorcycle can be arranged. Unfortunately, scammers are rampant and I will do what is necessary to protect myself and my property from being a victim of fraud.</p><p><br></p><p>Lastly, no test rides allowed unless I have cash in hand. Thanks for looking!</p>
