Attention: For Sale By Owner!

Lucky Day! Up For Sale Is My Brand New 2009 Yamaha Star VMax! I Ordered It On June 28th, 2008 & It Finally Arrived On January 15th, 2009! I Took Delivery On January 24th, 2009 & Had It Delivered By Enclosed Trailer To My Garage! Whoever Gets This Machine Is Getting A Truly Amazing, Brand New, Never Ridden, Zero Mile VMax! Along With The Bike Comes 2 Keys, Owners Manual, Tool Kit, Key Tumbler Tag. Also Comes With 2 Year Full Factory Warranty, All Documents Including The Original MSO / VIN# JYAVP29E19A000684, Limited Edition Billet Production Number Frame Plates & The Exclusive VMax Limited Edition Book Sent Out By Yamaha To All Those Receiving This Special Order Limited Edition Bike! This Motorcycle Is Ready For Instant Delivery, No Delays, No 2 Or 3 Month Waiting Period To Special Order, No Dealer Freight, No Dealer Setup Fee & No Title Documentation Fee! I Have Heard That Yamaha Plans To Increase MSRP Price Between $300 to $600 On All Units, So Buy Now And Save Even More! Insured Shipping Within Continental USA Via Enclosed Semi-Trailer Would Take 7 To 10 Days, Price Including Shipping $17,990! Price If Picked Up $17,250.00 (Kalispell, MT)! All Offers Considered! Please Feel Free To Contact With Any Questions! This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Reason For Selling: After It Arrived I Learned To My Disappointment That It Sits Too High For Me To Be Able To Safely Ride It! After Waiting 7 Months To Get This Beauty I Was Broken Hearted To Learn That I Must Sell Due To It Being Too Tall For My Short Legs. Note To All Interested Parties: To Safely Ride This Motorcycle You Should Have A Minimum Inseam Length Of 30", Mine Is Actually Only 25 1/2"!


Thanks,
Cybrman

You know, it's fairly easy to drop the Vmax at least 1 inch, and with a dif seat setup, another 2 inches is possible. Seems a shame to sell it now, especially in uncertain times. Who knows? We may have the only Monster Max's built, now & forever.

Hello Bad_Max,

I Appreciate Your Thoughts, Sympathy & Suggestions & Yes I Am Aware That The Front Can Be Lowered About 1" By Raising The Fork Tubes In The Clamps & That They May Come Out With A New After Market Replacement Rear Suspension Relay Arm (Eventually) That Could Lower The Back From 1 1/2" To 2" But Even Then I Do Not Think It Will Be Low Enough. One Of The Main Problems Is That It Is So Wide In The Saddle, Which Spreads Your Legs Apart Like On A Horse & With Only A 27" Inseam & Large Thighs I Am At Least 2" From Tip Toeing When The Bike Is Up Straight! Yamaha Really Did Not Think Much About The Height On This Bike. I Have Had Several 1st Gen V-Maxs Starting With My First In 1985 When I Was The Service Manager Of A Yamaha Dealer In Spokane, WA. And Even Though I Had A Hard Time Reaching The Ground On The 1st Gen V-Max I Could Still Tiptoe Well Enough To Ride It With Confidence. I Rather Lose A Few Dollars Selling It Now Then To Lay It On It's Side Ever Time I Try To Ride It Or Worse Yet Have To Just Look At It Sitting In My Garage Until Some After Market Company Comes Out With A Lowering Kit, Which Could Be Quit A While! If & When They Do Come Out With A Lowering Kit I Can Always Buy Another One, If It Lowers It Enough For Me To Ride.

Sincerely,
Cybrman

Just changing the rear tire, dropped the rear end 7/8" for me, add to that a lowering kit, and dif seat, drop the fork tubes, and I think you're there.. Soften the suspension abit too

Bad_Max wrote:


Just a suggestion (get a cobbler to whack 2" on to your favorite pair of riding boots as well)

My buddy Paul works at 652 N Main in Kalispell, I'll let him know.

Hello wadejesu,

I appreciate you referring your friend. If he is really interested in a new VMax then he should contact me to set up an appointment to take a look, it does not cost anything to come look but tell him to beware because once he sees it he will not be able to sleep until he buys it.

Thanks,
Cybrman

Cybrman

PM me your phone number

Hello wadejesu,

I Sent A PM With My Contact Number, Not Sure If It Went Through It Is The 1st PM I Have Done & Not Sure I Did It Correct. I Look Forward To Hearing From You, You Can Also Email Me @ This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Thanks,
Cybrman

Hello wadejesu,

I Showed The VMax To Your Friend Paul Today, He Was Impressed Even Though He Rides A Harley, Nice Guy Otherwise! He Cleared Up The Fact That He Was Checking It Out For You, I Thought That He Was The One Interested. He Took A Few Pictures & I Am Sure He Will Forward Them To You If Not Already.

Thanks,
Cybrman