2006 Kawasaki Gsxr 1000 W/5300 Miles On It on 2040-motos

$5,500

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2006 Kawasaki GSXR 1000 w/5300 Miles On It, $5,500, image 1

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I have a Kawasaki GSXR 1000 with 5300 mis on it and no damage on scrapes anywhere on it plus a choice of 3 different brand new helmets to go along with it. Never been laid down and is mint condition. All offers will be accepted and please call if you would like to view the bike Call or text anytime this is a private person locals only cash or cashier's checks onlyno scammers person to person deal in public location only for your safety and mine

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