2006 Suzuki Boulevard 800 C-50 Motorcycle on 2040-motos
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Mileage:6211
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For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:JS1VS55A662105700
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For auction is a 2006 Suzuki Boulevard 800 C-50 motorcycle. The bike has 6,211 miles and it is in great condition. The paint and chrome are like new but it does have a small scratch on the front fender, rear fender and gas tank. The paint looks to be a midnight blue with gray and it also has gray pinstripes, the paint also has flakes in it which makes it pop when it's in the sun. The bike has a new front Michelin tire and a new battery. The bike was serviced last year and has not been ridden this year. The bike starts just fine and sounds great. The reason for selling is working long hours and just don't have the time to ride anymore. If you have any questions please call the owner at 270-847-7194
Shipping- The buyer will need to make your own shipping arrangements or if you live near this location, you may come by and pick it up yourself.
Payment- Payment accepted will be by PayPal, payment must be received within 7 days after the end of auction.
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