2011 Suzuki Boulevard C50t Cruiser on 2040-motos
Year:2011
Mileage:18
Efland, North Carolina, US
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Type:Cruiser
Phone:9193688907
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2011 Suzuki Boulevard C50T, 2011 Suzuki Boulevard , This is my C50T and comes with Mustang seat, handle bar risers, custom hard case saddle bags with touring trunk to match, all weatherproof and lockable. About 1000 miles on new metzellers front and rear, highway bars and pegs, all original equipment included including stock saddle bags. Cramp buster throttle device and throttle lock installed. Oil changed about 50 miles ago to include engine and rear final drive shaft oil. Washed and polished regularly never been down. Great starter bike. This is my daily driver so maybe a few more miles by the time you see it. $5,990.00 9193688907
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