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1996 Suzuki GSXR750 in very good original condition. Rare Low mile survivor, 2nd owner.
Runs and drives as it should. Many tasteful upgrades (see pix). A great opportunity for a collector as they don’t come up often in this condition, ever! Make me an offer I can't refuse. No issues, start on the button and runs and rides perfectly.
Descriptions, viewpoints, and opinions vary between people.
Please look at the photos and do your own evaluation.
ANY questions, inspections, viewing, test drives, etc are welcome BEFORE PURCHASE ONLY!!!!
If serious, send a message with your contact number and your best offer.
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