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2013 Triumph Speedmaster - Matte Black Cruiser on 2040-motos

US $8,299.00
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: .
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Somerville, Massachusetts, US

Somerville, MA, US
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2013 Triumph Speedmaster - Matte Black, *2 AVAIL!* Hot Rod 865cc, 27seat, low slung, old school! - Stripped down hotrod. Slash cut pipes. Engine cases in black for real attitude. Black cast wheels with machined detail. Air-cooled, 865 cc, parallel-twin, 270 degree crank engine. Unique hot rod style. The very essence of low-slung, old-school cruiser re-invented for the demands of todays rider.

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