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Suzuki Hayabusa description
2005 Suzuki hayabusa. Bike was dropped on the left side as seen. It will come with a salvage title. I have replaced the orginal side fairing,mirrors and upper stay. I have also cleaned up the rash that was on the upper fairing. I have a nice tank coming for it also so there's not much at all left to do to the bike before and after photos are posted. Bike is bone stock with very low miles. It runs and rides great. Milage may go up a little as it gets riden. Ask any questions you may have before committing to purchase. Have the money in your pocket. Pick up is welcome or if you need shipping you can find carriers on uship.com. You may also call me if you have questions. 314.450.6699. Bike is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end auction if sold. I will remove the listing immediately upon sale. Payment must be made in full within 5 days
HERE ARE UPDATED PICTURES WITH THE GOOD SIDE FAIRING,UPPER STAY AND MIRRORS.
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