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2009 Kawasaki Zx 10r Mint With Extras $8,650, Copper, 4,888 Mi, Adult Owned on 2040-motos

$8,650
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Thomaston, Connecticut

Thomaston, CT
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$8,650, COPPER, 4,888 mile, Adult Owned, Always Garaged, Elec Start, Exc Cond, Extras , Low Mi, Well Main, MINT CONDITION WITH EXTRAS MUST SEE IN PERSON. Stock No:4279, CALL SUPERFLY MOTORSPORTS LLC AT 860 283-XXXX WE BUY,SELL & SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS $65 PER HOUR RATES. FACTORY TRAINED TECHS. PARTS, SALES & SERVICE STOP DOWN TODAY 838 NORTH MAIN STREET THOMASTON CT 06787.WE FINANCE WITH GOOD CREDIT & OFFER LAYAWAY PLANS WITH A DOWN PAYMENT. GO TO superflysales.com

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