2012 Can-am Spyder Rs Se5 Cruiser on 2040-motos

US $15,500.00

Year:2012 Mileage:0

Location:

New Britain, Pennsylvania, US

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Can-Am Spyder RS photos

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Can-Am Spyder RS tech info

Type:Cruiser Phone:8558780479

Can-Am Spyder RS description

2012 CAN-AM Spyder RS SE5, You never know when the urge will strike. That spontaneous desire to get out and go somewhere. Anywhere. The Spyder RS comes equipped for such occasions. With its sporty, yet comfortable stance and plenty of storage, it's ready to hit the road the second you are. Whether it's a trip around the block or the country.

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