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1995 SUZUKI GSXR750W FRAME INCLUDES WIRE HARNESS SWING-ARM SHOCK SUB-FRAME REAR SEAT TONS OF STUFF CLEAN DOCUMENTATION AND MORE IMPORTANTLY NO DAMAGE TOO MANY THINGS TO MENTION LOOK AT THE PICTURES RARE FIND |
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