2008 Suzuki C90 Boulevard Lehman Jackal Trike!! on 2040-motos

$3,500

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2008 Suzuki C90 Boulevard Lehman Jackal Trike!!, $3,500, image 1

Suzuki Boulevard description

If your looking for a great riding Trike to cruise the open road, Then this is the Trike for you! Bone Stock with Color Matched aftermarket Bat wing Faring! Been through and passed our thirty point service inspection and is ready to hit the open road! Check out our photos and you'll see that this C90 Boulevard Lehman Trike is in Amazing condition!

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