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2023 Yamaha XSR900
$13,990
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7,505 km
7,505 km
889 cc
889 cc
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2025 Yamaha XSR900
$19,049
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890 cc
890 cc
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2017 Yamaha XSR900
$10,000
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15,552 km
15,552 km
847 cc
847 cc
ABS
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2022 Yamaha XSR900
$13,995
Excl. Govt. Charges
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Naked
7,780 km
7,780 km
889 cc
889 cc
ABS
ABS
QLD
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2021 Yamaha XSR900
$11,490
Excl. Govt. Charges
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Naked
19,347 km
19,347 km
847 cc
847 cc
ABS
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