Used 2007 Suzuki Boulevard For Sale on 2040-motos

$6,800

Year:0 Mileage:4

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Suzuki Boulevard description

This Bike is in perfect condition. It has a special order paintjob of purple and black, really pretty bike. owned by an older man and well maintained and taken care of. aprox. 4,500 mis. newer tires. This is truly an amazing bike and you will definately be getting what you pay for. Asking $6 ,800 or best offer. Full Financing Available, Extended Warranty, and Insurance Options if needed.

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