Can-am: Spyder Rss on 2040-motos

C $15,999.00

Year:2013 Mileage:9 Color: Blue

Location:

Saint-Constant, Quebec, Canada

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Can-Am Spyder RSS tech info

Engine Size (cc):998 Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

Can-Am Spyder RSS description

Spyder RSS 2013 manuel

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DOSSERET PASSAGER VALEUR 1000$
SIEGE CONFO VALEUR 900$
FOG LIGHT VALEUR 700$
PARBRISE SPORT VALEUR 300$
VALISE ARRIERE VALEUR 800$
MUFFLER VALEUR 1200$
MAGS NEUF VALEUR 1400$
DEUX SET DE ROUE ET MAG avant NEUF. VALEUR 1200$.
WRAPER COULEUR BLUE BAHAMAS VALEUR 2800$

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