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2006 GSX750F Kelly Blue Book Price is $3,725.00 Make Offer! all I can say is NO! haha! Ready to move! CASH Talks!This is a great winter bike! It has just enough fairing that you can ride to 40deg third owner of a this Sport/touring Bike. NEW! tires, brakes, last season, But ONLY 1000 mis on them!This is the last style that you can just sit on and ride! Meaning you don't have to crouch over on it IF you don't want to, but it still has the balls to make you want to crouch on it when you really want to go FAST! and this bike is FAST!Also it is a great bike to take a road trips or long day rides, because you can just sit on it! also with the flat second seat it is easy to pack a large backpack on for road trips! Also last of this type that has a center stand, makes it easy to pack your gear on it and easy to get stuff out during the trip (rather then while leaning on a side stand) it does also have a side stand!I have put 10,zero mile on the bike since I have had it (3 yrs) mostly College Grove to Franklin & Nashville with a few 250-500mi road trips in there. It has 20,665 mis on it Today! I have always pre-owned Suzuki oil in it and Premium fuel! 90% Adult ridden! Check out the images, it does have some scratches and chips on it, original owner dropped it on each side (while not moving) and he also rode it off of a rode and scratched up the right side and bottom fairing. I have the bottom fairing, after he scratched it he took bottom off, and left it off because it is so much easier to change the oil with it off! I have never put it back on! you can't really tell its not there unless you know it should be there. I like it without it! but I do have it if you want to put it back on.I ALSO HAVE A NEW CENTER & LEFT SIDE FAIRING FOR IT!Here is a link to a review about the bike from Top Speedhttp://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/motorcycle-reviews/suzuki/2006-suzuki-katana-750-ar1866.html93 Horsepower and 66.7 Torque - Top speed 140mph - weight 465 pounds - Kelly Blue Book value is $3,725.00 so it is priced to sell! If I did not need the money I would not sell it!So my loss is your gain! NO JOY RIDES HAVE CASH WITH YOU IF YOU WANT TO RIDE IT!I WILL HOLD THE CASH WHILE YOU RIDE!YOU BREAK IT YOU BOUGHT IT!I live in College Grove, but do some work in Franklin area so I could meet you there sometimes if needed!Thanks for looking you can call or text to or email through CL

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