2009 Yamaha R1 ***** Extended And Lowered ************* on 2040-motos
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2009 YAMAHA R1 ***** EXTENDED AND LOWERED ************* Black with Red Panels, Lowered, 6" Extended Swing Arm, Custom Exhaust, 15k Miles, Flush Turn Signals, Intergrated Taillight, Tinted Windshield, clear title, runs and rides well, REDUCED $8,950 call 336-249-XXXX or check out GARWOODCUSTOMCYCLES.COMWE HAVE OVER 80 PRE-OWNED MOTORCYCLES AVAILABLE AND ALOT OF ACCESSORIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!GARWOODCUSTOMCYCLES.COMGARWOODCUSTOMCYCLES.COMGARWOODCUSTOMCYCLES.COM
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