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2011 Triumph Sprint Gt (fargo, Nd) on 2040-motos

$9,379
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Fargo, North Dakota

Fargo, ND
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Triumph Sprint description

For sale today at a blowout price of $9379 is a demo model Triumph sprint GT in Silver. 30% OFF MSRP of $13399. The bike currently has 4,500mis on it. This unit will come with a full manufacturer 2 year warranty. This unit is new never registered but has been our dealer demo model. This is a terrific deal for a bike with full factory warranty. We have added handle bar riders to this to make it a more relaxed comfortable ride. Please call 701-277-XXXX ask for Zach or stop into 2745 Main Ave Fargo, ND 58103 Also $500 shopping credit with shop.triumphmotorcycles.com

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