2008 Suzuki Gsxr1000 on 2040-motos

$8,000

Year:0 Mileage:14

Location:

Suzuki Other description

power coated front and rear setsbike has MPS Air shifterPower commander three mapped specifically with the exhaust custom Bike is approcimately 66 ins long. Can go to about 69BMC race filter.16-43 gearing. Full Tsukigi exhaust 1600$8K HID light. Bike has never been abused. Only taken to the track three times. Bottom of the exhaust as a few dents where previous owner let it fall over.Looking for either 8000 Cash or six Cash and take over payments. 1860 is left to owe on the bikeI know im leaving things out. Text or Call 910-852-XXXX anytime for more images and details!

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