2012 Can-am Spyder Rs-s on 2040-motos

US $14,000.00

Year:2012 Mileage:5 Color: neon green

Location:

Moorhead, Minnesota, US

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Can-Am RS-S photos

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Can-Am RS-S tech info

Engine Size (cc):998 Warranty:factory warranty till 4/2015 VIN:2BXJANA12CV000119

Can-Am RS-S description

You are looking at the nicest condition spyder that you will find other than one in your dealers showroom. Still brand new never been ridden except for at the dealership. I bought this back in April and never got time to ride it until a month ago and now I have moved on to another hobby. It has the manual transmission and is neon green. I will include a brand new indoor cover and it has the hindle(can-am) aftermarket exhaust on it. It has the sportier rs-s package which includes: upgraded black wheels, different seat and graphics, fox racing shocks, carbon-black aluminum parts, painted a-arms and front spoiler. Still has factory warranty until April of 2015. This spyder is perfect and you will not be disappointed!! It is currently at my dealer in Moorhead, MN on consignment and I have it for sale locally too. The title is free and clear with no liens on it. If you have any questions my cell is 701-659-0179.

Can-Am RS-S for Sale

2012 can-am spyder rss like new low miles(US $9,099.00)

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