Sprint 1050 2006 Silver With Hard Bags. on 2040-motos
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Mileage:16420
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Somers Point, New Jersey, US
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Triumph Sprint tech info
Type:Sport Touring
VIN:SMT600PK86J245473
Triumph Sprint description
A good running Triumph Sprint has small scratches on body work not enough to worry about. Custom Corbin Seat (gunfighter /lady) as well as the original seat . Genmar bar risers (raise bars to more comfortable height) as well as Zero Gravity Touring Screen higher than stock. Stock hard luggage with small scratches on side & one small dent on top. Pick up only can be driven anywhere. These are known as bullet proof reliable motorcycles with easy to change oil & proven longevity. Absolutely the fastest, best handling and smoothest bike I've owned in 40+ years of riding. I am 63 and unfortunately health concerns have stopped me from my lifelong favorite activity. (Whats Next?)
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