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2007 Suzuki GSX-R1000™
$6,495.00,
7,614
miles,
Rebuilt
title,
2007
Suzuki
GSXR1000
has
a
brand
new
aftermarket
body
kit
and
comes
with
an
aftermarket
exhaust.
Now
Rebuilt
title
and
readt
for
the
road,
this
is
an
AWESOME
deal. |
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2003 Honda VTX1300R
$5,295.00,
30,863
miles,
Clean
title,
This
2003
Honda
VTX1300R
has
a
Vance
and
Hines
exhuast
system,
saddle
bags
painted
to
match
the
color
of
the
bike,
and
a
set
a
of
highway
bars.
Bike
is
in
excellent
condition. |
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2002 Harley-Davidson® FLSTF/FLSTFI
Fat
Boy®
$6,995.00,
10,535
miles,
Salvage
title,
This
2002
Harley
Davidson
FLSTFI
Fat
Boy
is
an
easy
builder
and
with
a
few
parts
and
a
free
weekend
you
can
have
this
one
of
a
kind
Harley
back
on
the
road!
There
is
more
chrome
than
steel
on
this
bike! |
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1998 Honda VFR800
$3,495.00,
Rebuilt
title,
New
Arrival!!!
This
1998
Honda
VFR800
is
custom
flat
black
with
a
nice
exhaust.
Overall
this
bike
is
in
good
condition
and
just
needs
a
rider! |
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2000 Suzuki Intruder
1400
$2,995.00,
Salvage
title,
Thsi
bike
just
needs
a
new
front
end
and
you
can
be
back
on
the
road.
1400cc
will
get
you
down
the
road
fast! |
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2008 Yamaha Royal
Star®
Venture
$7,995.00,
Salvage
title.
You
could
go
anywhere
on
this
bike!
Just
needs
some
cosmetic
repairs.
V-4
and
1300cc
of
raw
Yamaha
power.
The
Goldwing
and
Ultra
Classic
have
nothing
on
this
tourer! |
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2001 Suzuki SV650S
$1,995.00,
Salvage
title
This
2001
Suzuki
SV650S
has
a
Devil
exhaust
and
is
missing
thewindscreen.
The
plastic
on
this
bike
is
pretty
rashed.
Get
your
first
bike
for
less
@
Cycle
Search! |
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1998 Yamaha FZR600
$2,295.00,11,285
miles,
Rebuilt
title,
This
bike
is
a
blast
to
ride!.
Some
right
side
damage
but
nothing
that’s
more
then
looks.
It
starts
right
up
and
goes
fast
when
you
crank
the
gas.
A
few
extras
for
spice
like
the
tank
protector
and
the
Yoshimura
exhaust. |
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We
have
got
some
new
and
exciting
specials
going
on
this
month!
In
Service
we
have
a
Winterization
Package
deal.
In
Parts,
all
frames
are
50%
off
shipping,
and
in
Vehicles
if
you
come
in
dressed
up
in
a
Halloween
costume(motorcycle
riding
equipment
is
not
a
costume!(unless
it
is
the
batman
suit)lol).
Details
below.
Winterization
Package:
Here
is
what
all
comes
with
the
package
deal.
1:
Top
off
your
tank
with
up
3
gallons
of
high
test
fuel
with
Stabil
to
prevent
your
gas
from
going
bad
and
gumming
up
your
carbs
/
injectors.
2:
Lube
all
you
cables
with
Cable-Life,
this
displaces
moisture,
prevents
rust
and
extends
the
life
of
your
cables.
3:
Lube
your
chain
with
Chain
Guard,
this
prevents
your
chain
from
rust
over
the
Winter,
extends
chain
life
by
reducing
friction
and
wear.
For
shaft
driven
bikes
we
will
check
and
top
off
the
gear
oil
/
drive
fluids.
4:
Load
test
your
battery
(this
insures
your
battery
is
good).
Install
Battery
Tender
leads
and
give
you
a
Battery
Tender.
This
will
maintain
your
battery’s
good
condition.
All
this
for
just
$125.00
+
tax.
If
bought
separately
could
cost
up
to
$170
+
Tax!!!
Good
Value
The
Parts
special
applys
to
any
frame
in
stock
and
will
be
shipped
ground.
Expedited
shipping
is
available
for
an
additional
fee.
In
Vehicles,
not
only
are
we
giving
you
$500
off
a
bike
just
for
showing
up
in
a
costume,
but
we
are
also
bring
back
LAYAWAY!!!!
We
know
everyone
has
missed
it,
and
it
is
time
to
get
it
going
again.
All
you
need
is
25%
down
and
you
get
3
months
to
pay
off
the
balance.
Just
in
time
for
Christmas!
No
finance
charges,
just
$75/month
for
storage.
Not
done
yet,
if
you
put
a
bike
in
layaway
this
month,
you
will
get
free
winterization
for
that
bike!!!
Get
deals
happening
daily
here
@
Cycle
Search.
If
anyone
has
questions,
please
give
me
a
call.
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Seasons
are
changing!
The
leafs
are
turning
colors,
days
are
shorter,
and
the
nights
are
getting
cooler.
What
does
this
mean
to
you?
Time
to
bundle
up,
get
out,
and
ride!
Do
not
be
detoured
by
a
thermometer.
There
is
a
vast
amount
of
winter
gear
out
there
that
is
not
only
keeps
you
warm,
but
doesn't
make
you
look
like
you
should
be
on
a
snowmobile.
In
this
month's
newsletter
I
would
like
to
talk
about
how
to
keep
your
riding
experience
a
positive
one,
even
with
the
cooler
temperatures.
As
always,
I
recommend
wearing
all
of
the
gear,
all
of
the
time.
In
winter
you
will
be
less
detoured
by
the
heat
and
will
be
more
willing
to
follow
this
recommendation.
Truly,
any
full-face
helmet
will
do
for
winter
duty,
but
there
are
bonus
parts
some
include.
An
example
would
be
the
chin
flap.
This
piece
inserts
into
the
lower
front
part
of
the
helmet
and
keeps
air
from
flowing
up
into
your
face
from
in
between
your
chin
and
the
front
of
the
helmet.
Closable
air
vents
is
another
bonus.
These
will
keep
you
cool
during
the
day
should
it
warm
up
and
block
the
incoming
air
at
night
when
it
is
cooler.
They
also
are
very
useful
for
keeping
your
shield
fog
free.
Last,
but
not
least,
to
complete
your
winter
head
protection,
the
Balaclava.
These
are
available
in
many
colors
and
fabrics.
If
you
tend
to
get
cold
easy,
I
would
recommend
the
thermal
with
a
little
thicker
material
and
the
nylon
for
just
wind
protection.
On
to
the
jacket
and
gloves
part
of
the
newsletter.
There
are
endless
combinations
out
there.
You
can
never
fail
when
going
with
a
major
brand
(i.e.
ICON,
AlpineStars,
Joe
Rocket,
ect).
Make
sure
to
find
a
jacket
with
a
padded
liner,
not
just
simple
nylon
liner.
This
will
insure
that
not
only
will
you
clock
the
wind,
but
it
will
actually
keep
you
warm
too!
In
gloves,
it
is
pretty
straight
forward.
Get
all-weather
winter
gloves.
Period.
You
will
thank
me
for
it.
I
personally
have
some
Joe
Rocket
gloves
with
their
Thermolite
"Dry
Tech"
multi
layer
water
proofing
system
and
I
could
not
be
happier.
They
never
fail
me
on
the
cold
days
or
when
it
is
raining.
They
also
have
a
wiper
built
into
the
thumb/wrist
area
of
the
glove
to
help
clean
off
your
face
shield.
In
pants
I
think
it
goes
without
saying
that
you
should
double
up.
Make
sure
to
put
on
your
long-johns(long
underwear)
or
some
type
of
Under
Armor
under
your
riding
pants
to
keep
your
legs
warm.
For
socks,
anything
thermal
rated
and
long
would
do
the
trick.
Not
many
people
own
more
than
one
set
of
riding
boots,
and
most
are
vented.
I
would
highly
recommend
picking
up
some
good
winter
boots
though.
Well
worth
the
money
when
you
consider
how
much
more
enjoyable
the
ride
will
be
not
having
your
feet
get
frost
bit!
This
concludes
this
month's
newsletter.
All
of
the
equipment
mentioned
above
is
available
for
order
through
our
parts
department.
If
you
have
any
comments,
questions,
or
a
request
of
a
topic
you
would
like
covered
in
a
future
newsletter,
send
me
an
e-mail
at
JustinA@800390bike.com. |
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