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2009 Aprilia Manta 850 on 2040-motos

$6,799
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Boynton Beach, Florida

Boynton Beach, FL
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This is a great looking 2009 Aprilia Manta 850. This bike is in excellent condition with just over 3k miles. Also , this bike has just been serviced by our dealership and backed by our 30 day in house warranty as well as being eligible for extended coverage . This is a great multipurpose bike that has manual as well as automatic shifting capabilities . Come check this bike out today before you miss out on a great deal . Se habla espanol, financing available . Contact our sales staff for more details 954-785-4820.

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