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Very good condition mechanically and cosmetically. The gas tank was disassembled and the dents were pushed out from the inside. Outside of the tank was polished to remove most scratches and defects. The top of the tank and OEM side covers are color matched to original with acrylic erathane automotive paint. No body filler was used which is why the tank is not show quality but a very nice racer. Progressive rear shocks and front springs for 195lb rider. Very good tires, chain and sprockets. Shorty clutch & brake levers, OEM aluminum shift and rear brake lever. This will arrive at your door ready to ride! No direct overseas shipping. This means you must have someone else pick up the bike and handle all associated details for export.
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