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2005 Mv Agusta F4 1000s. Perfect Condition on 2040-motos

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2005 MV Agusta F4 100s Absolutely MINT condition! This bike has been pampered and garaged its whole life! It runs and feel brand new! The F4 is 1 of the most beautiful motorcycles in the world. A true pleasure to ride! 6414 mis Includes all manuals and tool kit. Spare key New tires at 4700mis. Professionally maintained. Seat an backrest have been custom covered by Classic restorations. Beautiful work! see images Shorai light weight lithium ion sealed battery Shorai battery charger Clear bra to protect paint. Upgraded MV Agusta Hi Flo water pump Upgraged Aluminum radiator fans (comes with originals as well) Arroow mid pipe (comes with original as well) Pro bolt grey Dzus fastners ( come with originals as well) This bike needs nothing A fraction of the original cost, this bike is truly a bargain !

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