2004 Suzuki Gsxr 750 -- 12k Miles -- Immaculate!! (houston -- [phone Removed]) on 2040-motos

$4,500

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2004 Suzuki gsxr 750 -- 12k miles -- immaculate!! (Houston -- [phone removed]), $4,500, image 1

Suzuki GS description

I have a 2004 Suzuki GSX R 750 with only 12,zero miles on it. This bike is superclean. This bike needs nothing. This bike is also equipped with integrated taillights flushmounted darkened turn signals mirrors tinted aftermarket windshield, yoshimura carbon fiber tri oval full length exhaust system, fender eliminator kit, led tail lamps, spiked bar ends, yellow seat cowl, bright yellow glow in the dark rim tape and much more. Tires are brand new looking. Needs nothing but a new home. I hold a clean and clean title in hand. For more details please call or text anytime 832 206 XXXX or 832 889 XXXX

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