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Phone:4049353879
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2011 Suzuki Hayabusa LIMITED EDITION, 2011 Suzuki Hayabusa LIMITED EDITION, Selling a immaculate 2011 Suzuki Hayabusa. The bike has approximately 1000 miles on it i ll say it again 1000 miles. To break it down even further that's only about 500 miles a year. The bike has never been dropped or have any type of fairing damage. The bike is completely stock and can be customized to YOUR personal preference. SERIOUS INQUIRES ONLY, NO TRADES. 770-655-9774. If you have a question in reference to the value of the bike click the link below: :// /Motorcycles/2011/Suzuki/GSX1300RL1-HAYABUSA-1340cc/Values IF INTERESTED CONTACT ME AT 770-655-9774 or 4049353879. $10,500.00 4049353879
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