2013 Can-am Rt Ltd Se5 on 2040-motos

US $19,995.00

Year:2013 Mileage:2 Color: WHITE

Location:

Millmont, Pennsylvania, United States

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Can-Am RT LTD SE5 photos

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Can-Am RT LTD SE5 tech info

Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Sport Touring / TRYKE Engine Size (cc):1,000 For Sale By:Dealer

Can-Am RT LTD SE5 description

We are Yamaha / Kawasaki / CF MOTO dealers and this is here on consignment Its a 2013 Can Am Spyder LTD SE5. This is like new. Its the LT Model loaded with extras. Navigation, Traction control, heated grips, cruise and much much more. One owner We are asking $19,995.. Its for sale in our store so this bike could be sold at any time. We will accept $500.00 down thru Pay Pal. Down payment must be made with 48 hours of purchase. Remainder of money to be paid in cash at pick up. We do not ship. Bike must be picked up at store within 7 days of purchase. Call 570-922-1151 www.butttorffyamaha.com

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