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2009 Yamaha R6 Yzfr6 Trade Only (fort Dix ) on 2040-motos

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Yamaha YZF description

I have a 2009 yamaha yzfr6. I am the original owner with title in hand. The bike has 2400 mis. It has an integrated taillight/turn signal a licence plate relocator and framesliders. I have flush mount turn signal that i haven't installed. I am looking to trade for a manual 240sx, is300, gsx eclipse, m3. Im in no rush to get rid of it, just seeing what's out there. If this post is still up its still for trade

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