2008 Can-am Sm5 Spyder on 2040-motos

US $23000

Year:2008 Mileage:9 Color: Yellow

Location:

Slatington, Pennsylvania, United States

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Can-Am SM5 Spyder tech info

Engine Size (cc):990 For Sale By:Private Seller

Can-Am SM5 Spyder description

2008 Can Am Spyder SM5, I bought it new, and maintained it every year, Never any damage or paintwork, two brothers stainless and dual can carbon fiber exhaust, sounds amazing, somewhere in between a Ducati and high revving v8. Has the matching two brothers "juice box" to re calibrate the ecu for the exhaust. Custom rear fender, custom seat cover, Painted gloss black factory wheels, only problems to mention is under the chin the plastic is scuffed a little from bottoming out, and the windshield has a star crack around the bolt hole. Other than that I've absolutely loved riding it, just looking to move onto something new, you wont be disappointed, super fun to ride.

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