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2009 Suzuki Hayabusa, MOUNTAIN MOTORSPORTS - MOUNTAIN MOTORSPORTS has one of the largest selections of clean and affordable used motorcycles and ATVs in the Inland Empire! Compare our prices to the competition! You won’t get the big box store attitude here. We are also authorized dealers for Honda, Suzuki, Husqvarna and Polaris Ranger, ATVs and RZRs. Call us today for more details on this unit at 909 988 8988. Add Tax, license and recon fee on the base price. Bring in or mention this ad for this price. Drop by and see what we are all about at 1025 N. Mountain Ave in Ontario. Visit us at . You can follow us on twitter at @mountainmoto or join our fan page at facebook for special insider deals. Get insider deals and discounts by texting the word mountain to 47686. This is a web only price. Print it out and bring it in.
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