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06 Triumph Thruxton (echo Park, Ca) on 2040-motos

$7,000
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:16
Location:

Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles, CA
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06 Triumph Thruxton (Echo Park, CA), $7,000, image 1

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2006 Triumph Thruxton. Approximately 16000 mis. Carbureted Clear title, never dropped, always garaged. Currently registered, pink slip in hand. $7000Bubs exhaustairbox removedrejettedAI removedBrand new Race CoilsRear Fender RemovedLicense plate relocatedCustom Chain GuardBrass AccessoriesBlinkers relocatedmonza style Gas CapI'm keeping the BAG Bonneville Side tins from my old Bonnie because the side covers on the newer triumphs are plastic so i kept the metal side covers from my Bonnie. NO TRADES NO LOW BALLERS. Call or TextPaul310-422-nine four one zerotriumph, bonneville, modern, vintage, cafe racer, ducati, honda, suzuki, monster, mv augusta, moto guzzi, yamaha, sr, xs, cb, 750, 650

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