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ZX-14. This has a new custom paint job, extended wing arm, air shifter, programmable tuner, and NOS but you don't need it to run a 9.49! New tires, many extras, NEW ENCLOSED TRAILER INCLUDED! Comes with new racing pants, helmet, and shoes! EVERYTHING you need to go racing! It is a very smooth ride on the street and you could take a long trip with this bike. Full financing, extended warranties, and nationwide shipping available.
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