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2003 Aprilia Tuono 1000r (san Francisco, Ca) on 2040-motos

$4,499
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Sacramento, California

Sacramento, CA
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Aprilia TUONO description

2003 Aprilia Tuono 1000Rhttp://www.scuderiawest.com/lc/545019The Tuono´s Superbike soul combined with fighter attitude and naked sophistication creates pure adrenaline. This RSV1000 powered machine is 1 of the most fun bikes that Aprilia has ever made. This 1 comes complete with a Remus exhaust system, CRG adjustable levers, CRG mirrors and a sleek set of clip-on handle bars for a more sporty stance. Vehicle informationhttp://www.scuderiawest.com/lc/545019 year: 2003 Make: Aprilia Model: Tuono 1000R Mileage: 36187 Stock #: VIN

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