2006 Suzuki Andquot;andquot;andquot; Gsxr 750 Andquot;andquot;andquot;andquot; on 2040-motos

$1,919

Year:0 Mileage:198

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2006 Suzuki andquot;andquot;andquot; GSXR 750 andquot;andquot;andquot;andquot;, $1,919, image 1

Suzuki GS description

2006 Suzuki GSXR 750. This bike has a Michael Jordan Motorsport Sticker package attached, but can be removed at the new owner's discretion. Bike has very low mileage of only 20, 198k miles and just had a brand new battery installed. Everything is solid and strong regarding clutch and brakes, and this bike has never been laid down and has no damage to either the fairings or tank. This motorcycle is in very good overall condition...

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