2001 Suzuki Vz800 on 2040-motos

$2,299

Year:2001 Mileage:22972 Color: BLUE

Location:

Killeen, Texas

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Suzuki Other tech info

Type:Cruiser Phone:(254) 634-2224

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2001 SUZUKI VZ800, Installed on this bike are the iso grips, aftermarket mirrors, aftermarket seat, passenger backrest, and saddlebag support brackets.Killeen Power Sports is happy you took time to view one of our great selections of used bikes. Don’t stop with just this one, look through our entire online list of used bikes and see what others you may like. We have multiple lenders available for financing, to help make sure your payment falls within your budget!If you have more questions or just want to know more about this bike or any other used bike on our website you can call Todd , we would enjoy the opportunity of putting you on a newer bike and help finding your current one a new home.Located within 15 miles of Killeen Fort Hood Regional Airport, you can make your first trip on your new bike a great one, fly in and ride out.Killeen Power Sports3701 E. Central Texas

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