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2006 Suzuki Gsxr 750cc on 2040-motos

$4,500
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Up for sale is my 2006 Suzuki GSX-R 750cc sport bike. One owner. All regular maintenance kept up with - oil change every season, rear tire replaced a couple years ago, new battery this season, and kept on the trickle-charger every winter.Bike was laid down once in 2008 when I hit a deer. Replaced the front forks and all fairings and gave the bike a custom a custom paint job (Crystal FX) at that time. Bike comes with an extra set of stainless steel brake lines, front brake shoes, and solo seat cowl (not shown in picture).Current mileage is 9,498, which is VERY low for this model year. Bike runs, rides, and drives well. Selling because I don't ride as much as I pre-owned to, and need more garage space for other hobbies.If you have questions, please call or text me at, or hit me up on email.

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