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1995 Suzuki Katana 600 Mint on 2040-motos

$1,700
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1995 suzuki katana 600 crotch rocket, newer battery, newer tires, fresh synthetic oil. Needs inspection but was told by a mechanic it will pass but it doesn't get rode enough. Also started putting on a white star scream decal kit. This needs finished and comes with all the decals to finish. Has 25000 or so miles. Has clear title and oil changed every 3000 mis. Listing for a friend. Price is $1700 obo. Call or text

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