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Good Condition****1994 Yamaha Fzr600 Sports Bike - Price: 1300 O on 2040-motos

$1,300
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bran new sparks plugs... new-ish oil change... almost bran new back tire.. only thing wrong with it is the lamps are fucked up because of the previous owner and the fairings are scratched call or text -- only do cash in person western union or Paypal but nothing happens before I get the money I m tired of getting scammed

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