05 Triumph Thruxton Caspian Blue 2005 Bonneville Modern Cafe Racer Great Bike on 2040-motos
North Las Vegas, Nevada, US
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05 Bonneville Modern Cafe Racer a lot of fun to ride
Clean NV title in my name with current registration
Easy to register in NV or CA, DMV or AAA will register.
I used to live in the South Bay of California and AAA will inspect and register
If you have any questions or offers you can text me at (702) 997-T E X T (702) 997-8398
approx 10k miles. I've been out riding the Thruxton so it will have a little more when sold.
It will need new tires eventually but it runs and looks great.
Real Thruxtons are very hard to find
No lowballers. Don't waste my\your time. I'm a polite person so no rude people please.
Local pick up in North Las Vegas NV
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