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Mileage:29
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Suzuki SV tech info
Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
Suzuki SV description
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Title is clean Insurance is cheap ~29,288 miles, may change as I have been riding, Garage kept, No international. Test ride requires cash in hand. Bike will not leave until cash received or check has cleared Addons: -Tail Fairing (cowl?), albeit cracked -Sargent seat -Gold-Valve Cartridge Emulators (for dampening rod forks) -Aftermarket mirror extenders -Race-tech High performance Fork Springs - Nissin brake callipers (front and rear) -Aftermarket adjustable levers -Vortex rear-brake/shifter - LED Gear indicator (upside-down to hide the wire?) -Fender eliminator -Swapped rear shock from Zx-10 - Permanent Air filter - Adjusted Clip-on orientation -At one point, the first owner had handlebar risers so the brake-lines and clutch cables all are longer Previous owner ran it hard, as seen in all the photos (scratched fairings, dented gas tank, cracked real fairing, rashed slip-on) .Those cosmetics withstanding, bike runs great. I've been using it as a cruiser for the city/twisties on the backroads and have taken it ~2000 miles. Recently put on new front/rear tyres/ oil/oil filter change and cleaned the chain. |
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