05 Suzuki Gsxr, Stretched, Lowered, Full Exhaust, Pc3, Murdered Out on 2040-motos

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05 Suzuki Gsxr, Stretched, Lowered, Full Exhaust, Pc3, Murdered Out, $3,600, image 1

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2005 Suzuki GSXR600, 12400mis Has a full yoshimura exhaust, lowered 3" in rear, 2" front, zero gravity double bubble black tinted windscreen. Also has a power commander 3, and a k&n air filter. stainless steel braided brake line in rear, frame sliders, sprockets and chain are in terrific shape, tires are almost new (600 mis on them) bike runs outstanding and needs nothing. Call for more information. No junk trades at all!!

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