2012 Aprilia Shiver 750 on 2040-motos

US $5,350.00

Year:2012 Mileage:562

Location:

Altoona, Pennsylvania, US

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Aprilia SHIVER 750 tech info

Engine Size (cc):750 VIN:ZD4RAC01XCS000230

Aprilia SHIVER 750 description

2012 APRILIA SHIVER 750

VIN# ZD4RAC01XCS000230

MILES - 562

YOU ARE LOOKING AT AN ABSOLUTE FLAWLESS BIKE WITH HARDLY ANY MILES. I PURCHASED THE BIKE A FEW MONTHS AGO AND RODE IT FOR THE MILES YOU SEE AND REALIZED THAT I AM TOO BIG FOR THIS MARVELOUS MOTORCYCLE. (6'4 - 280LBS) THIS BIKE RUNS, HANDLES AND SOUNDS INCREDIBLE. I JUST HAD IT BACK TO THE DEALER LAST WEEK AND HAD THE FIRST SERVICE DONE. IT IS AS PERFECT AS CAN BE. ONCE THE BIKE IS SOLD AND I AM PAID IN FULL I WILL PAY OFF AND SECURE THE TITTLE. THIS SHOULD TAKE ABOUT 10 DAYS.

THIS BIKE IS IN PERFECT CONDITION IN ALL WAYS.

ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL JIM

814.880.2601

814.940.6288

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