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Suzuki Hayabusa description
For sale is my 2004 Suzuki Hayabusa.I bought the bike new in 2004 from a Suzuki dealer.The bike has never been laid down or in any accidents, but it does have a scratch near the rear tail light, and on the lower fairing, from me moving it around in my garage.The scratches are shown in the attached images.The bike runs well, but it does need a new rear tire, new front tire, and a new sprocket chain.I do not ride the bike any more and it is only taking up space in my garage.The bike has 34,255mis on it, but you would never know it when riding. Very fast bike.Call me at 6zero6 9four6 2zero33.NO TRADES and NO PAYPAL.I also have the matching Hayabusa Helmet and Hayabusa Jacket for sale
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