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blue and silver Suzuki Intruder 1400cc with 20,zero miles. tires are real good and battery is strong. has straight pipes so if you're looking for a bike thats loud and fast, this is the bike for you. Have a clean and clear mo title in my name. May consider trades but I would be looking for partial trade with cash and around a 2700 value but would sell for the 2450 cash or best offer. I don't ride very much any more and could use the money so feel free to shoot me an offer..
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