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Mileage:32
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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This bike runs like a raped ape. No other way to put it. It was told to me, but I will not say its a fact, that there is a 836 kit installed. The front end comes off the ground when the throttle is twisted with great force! Please look at the pictures, and realise that though this is a well running bike, it still has minor issues, such as the missing electric start button in the hand control, aftermarket bars, aftermarket tail light, bar end mirrors, aftermarket 4into1and pod filters and coated tank.Aftemarket paint although it is nice, there are a couple chips.
Aluminum rims!!! Probably GoldWing rims...17" rear 19" rear. Frame seems to be powdercoated...again cant prove that but its nice. The seat is NOS...the ignition is electronic, aftermarket 5 ohm coils. New battery, clutch cable and rear tire. CLEAR wisconsin TITLE. Bid to own because there is no reserve. |
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