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2005 Boss Hoss Zz4 on 2040-motos

$31,000
YearYear:2005 MileageMileage:7500 ColorColor: DARK BLUE CUSTOM PAINT
Location:

MIRA LOMA, California

MIRA LOMA, CA
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Boss Hoss ZZ4 tech info

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Boss Hoss ZZ4 description

2005 Boss Hoss Zz4 , BOSS HOSS CUSTOM ZZ4 385 HORSE. 300 REAR WHEEL, 23" FRONT WHEEL WITH KEWL METAL TREES. ALL METAL FENDERS AND CUSTOM STRETCHED TANK WITH FLUSH MOUNTED GAUGES. BLACK OSTRICH SEATS. THIS BIKE IS PERFECT AND WILL ALSO SUPPLY STOCK PARTS WITH SALE $31,000.00 9516812700

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