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2006 Suzuki C50K6 motorcycle $3,990.00912mis 190 Rhine AveStaten Island, NY 10304cheapusedcars4sale.com Tel:(718) 448-XXXX(917) 435-XXXXhttp://www.cheapusedcars4sale.com/Cars-for-Sale/Suzuki/2006-Suzuki-C50K6-101201.html

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