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Suzuki Boulevard description
2007 Suzuki M-109R.Bike is very FAST AND POWERFUL.This bike is not for a new rider. Its Clean, never been down and garage kept. Has Dunlop 250 rear tire and 130 front tire. Bike has lots of Shine and turns heads when out on the street. Baffle mod has been done meaning (baffles drilled out and two 1/2 drill bit holes in each end pipe) to give it a more Throaty sound, really nice sound.
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