Basically Brand New !! Looks Like The Day I Bought It 2009 Suzuki Gsxr on 2040-motos
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LIKE BRAND NEW ONLY RODE IT A FEW TIMES LOOKS LIKE THE DAY I BOUGHT IT BRAND NEW2009 SUZUKI GSXRONLY 6000 miS!!!!!!!LIKE NEWI AM THE ONLY OWNERNEED TO SELL ITAWESOME DEAL ITS BASICALLY A BRAND NEW BIKE YOU WOULD HAVE TO SEE YOU AGREE**************** also throwing a BRAND new riding jacket with a cost of 300 bucks XL and a halment as well contact to see
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