2007 Aprilia Sxv 550 - on 2040-motos

$4,300

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Aprilia sxv 550 description

Aprilia SXV with miles and a ton of upgrades. It has the black case sealant so no problems there This bike is fast and fun and the list below shows the money I put into the bike. Marchesini Wheels. Beringer front brake kit rotor caliper and master cylinder. Akrapovic full titanium exhaust. Carbon fiber frame guards swing arm covers case covers and fork protectors. Zard rear master cylinder cover and hardware. STM oil filler caps. Red GMX silicone hose kit. Red RK o-ring chain and after market sprockets. Billet slider foot pegs. Rhino front and back sliders. Acerbis hand guards. Zeta billet clutch lever assembly Project gas cap. Selle Dalla Valle seat. Race headlamp conversion. Fender eliminator kit. miles on Stealth race D.O.T. race tires. If you have any questions please feel free to ask RUSCH_SPURLING(at)hotmail.com

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