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2013 Can-am Maverick Xrs 101 Hp Outstand on 2040-motos

$4,500
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It is 1 of the most versatile, dependable CAN AM MAVERICK XRS ever made.This machine is in superb condition.The engine is perfect and fires immediately. It runs well with no misses, noises, leaks, or smoke.The chassis and suspension are in superb shape with nothing damaged, bent, or broken.The brakes all function perfectly and the suspension is nice and tight with no play in the wheel bearings, tie-rod ends, etc.This has a nearly new set of wheels. I d be willing to say that there s about tread life left.The plastics look basically new.Everything on it functions exactly as it should.If you want an excellent CAN AM MAVERICK XRS to hunt, work or play, and bring you a lifetime of enjoyment, this is definitely the machine for you.Exceptional shape mechanically and cosmetically, looks and runs like new, very well kept and clean. . mint condition.Feel free to e-mail me for any questions at: MargaretM.i.ller@gmail.comThank you. .

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