2002 Suzuki Hayabusa Custom Chrome on 2040-motos
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2002 Suzuki Hayabusa. Awesome bike...receive compliments all the time!
Flat black paint. Chrome: wheels, exhaust pipe, shifter, brake lever, rear foot rests, chain guard, kick stand, tree/yoke, fluid caps, engine cover, brake/clutch levers, license plate holder, spikes and bottom plate. HID headlights and LED turn signals. New rear sprocket and battery. Black busa symbol fork caps. Double bubble windshield. Yoshimura exhaust. Extra busa humpback seat. Power commander. 350 Rear tire. Extended swing arm. Carbon Fiber tank guard.
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