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2000 Yamaha Banshee - Price: on 2040-motos

$3,000
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This banshee will flat out fly its all completely stock except it has the DG front and back bumpers and the full FMF gold series fatty pipes it needs absolutely nothing runs good and looks great. really not wanting too sell im wanting to trade for a drag racing fourwheeler preferably a banshee or a street bike and i am open too all offers just alli can say is no soo shoot me up some offers...

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