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2005 Suzuki Hayabusa on 2040-motos

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Rossville, Georgia

Rossville, GA
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05 BUSA candy orange an a lot of chrome, paint not perfect but still gets a lots of looks an compliments every time i ride. it has ostridge seats an painted cap to match . power comander three , 7screen w/ back up camera, hindle exhaust sounds awesome like no other bike ive ever had an ive had a couple busa's an 1000's. , hid lamps high an lo custom undertail , white led lamps under it . have more pics i can text or email u . not really looking to sale just seeing whats out there . would like a chopper type bike but open to all offers so let me know what u got . if u got what i like i will let u know . thanks david if u need more pics send me a message an ill send them to u 423 693 849 7

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