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Suzuki Other description
I am selling a 2003 Hayabusa motorcycle. This bike is fully customized and has a 1 of a kind paint job. It has 15,500 original miles on it and has never been raced or wrecked. It is lowered and stretched and is fully chromed with blue LED lamps. It has a Dapincci air ride system with a switch that allows the frame to be raised or lowered. It has a Brock exhaust system, a sprocket kit, a 240 tire kit and a low jack system. It has won first place in bike shows and was featured in a magazine. The bike is in terrific shape and runs well! I am asking $9600.00. Cash only. No trades or owner financing. Serious inquiries only please.
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