05 Suzuki Gsxr 600/750 on 2040-motos

$4,200

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Suzuki GS description

05 SUZUKI 600 with 750 motorBIKE HAS 4,350misMotor is a five gsxr 750 with 6300mis,Port and polished headK&n filtersYoshimura shorty exhaust Low and high light HID LAMPSNew Michelin tire with 200misNO SCRATCHESVERY CLEANCLEAR TITLE IN HANDTAGS STILL GOOD TILL 06/14Price 4,200 OBOCall or text-Sam

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