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In attractive condition and barely pre-owned. Needs a new gas cap, ignition and new key set. Original key was lost. You have two options you can take the ignition to a dealer and pay $80 or go on eBay and spend $124 for the new key set which includes the seat lock ignition and gas key.Asking $950 or best offer,willing to negotiate as I have been storing this bike for several months now. Thanks
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