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Phone:4025408844
Suzuki Hayabusa description
2011 Suzuki Hayabusa , Selling my 2011 Suzuki Hayabusa. It is a GSXR1340. Very Nice condition. Always garaged and never been driven in the rain. Engine, transmission, brakes, lights, etc all function correctly with no problems. Bike has about $1000 in accessories. Chrome chain guard, Chrome rear fender eliminator license plate bracket, Chrome rear grab bar, Chrome bar ends, Chrome oil fill cap, Speedo healer, Yoshimura slip on exhausht. This is a great bike and a great price. Call, email or text. I will only resond to text and emails that are worth while. 402-540-8844 $9,500.00 4025408844
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