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Used 2001 Suzuki Hayabusa Gsx-1300r For Sale on 2040-motos

$11,000
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Springfield, Illinois

Springfield, IL
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Suzuki Hayabusa description

Suzuki Custom Full Financing Available Suzuki hayabusa custom Custom paint by Kweyant custom paint Molded wind screeninto body Custom chrome billet mirrors Chrome spike grips Chrome pegs Chrome break lever Chrome reservoir caps Custom grab bars New tires Chrome clutch cover Spiked bolt kit Chrome short straight pipes Custom white gator skin seats Custom rear peg drop downs Custom painted rims Custom painted rotors Powder coated swing arm Polished billet 10_ swing arm extensions Extended break line 2.5 pound nos bottle mounted in swing arm Unrestricted computer After market under tail Billet racing gas cap New chain New sprockets Newer break pads Rear lowering kit adjustable 1_ to 2_s Front lowering kit 1_ Painted triple tree

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