2005 Suzuki Gsx-600 Katana on 2040-motos

$3,500

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2005 Suzuki Gsx-600 Katana, $3,500, image 1

Suzuki Other description

I got a five Katana 600 for sale.All plastic's are in attractive condition Extra front fairlings Yoshi RS-3 exhaust - does have some scratches on exhaustNew ignition switchDark smoke windscreenDark smoke intergrated taillight with turn signals.NOTHING is wrong with this bike, It's just to heavy for me. Asking $3500 OBO Call or text If no answer I will return the call.

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