2013 Suzuki Rm-z250 Efi, Like New, 4 Hours Riding Time, Price Slashed (linton on 2040-motos
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Like new, 2013 RM-Z250 EFI. the bike has about four hours riding time on it, and is in superb condition. no crash damage, the plastic bodywork isn't even scratched. The bike was ridden by a novice rider, therefore it has not been ridden hard. it is stock, other than a graphics package. this is a great opportunity to get a virtually new bike, for thousands less. the photos show condition, including tire wear. stop in or call for more information. call 812-847-XXXX, ask for Dane
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