2003 Suzuki Sv on 2040-motos
Year:2003
Mileage:19
Sacramento, California, United States
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Engine Size (cc):1,000
Suzuki SV description
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An amazingly explosive torque monster, this bike is a joy to ride. Everything works perfectly from the ground up and the brilliant eye grabbing paintjob always brought attention. Always been well maintained in my posession, just recently chained the oil with full sythentic always. Pilot Roads dual compound has plenty tread. Rear EBC wave rotor and brand newish brake pads all around. Very expensive DanMoto adjustable rearsets. And a brand new radiator has recently been installed. This bike is ready to rip and never given me problems aside from the pinhole leak from the radiator which has been fixed. Title is in my name and registration is up to date. Sad to see this one go but need money more. |
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