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2005 Suzuki DR-Z400E, 2005 SUZUKI DR-Z400 LIKE NEW!! BARELY RIDDEN!! - Let The Competition Eat Dust. It's hard to beat the thrill of accelerating hard out of a tight turn on a forest trail. And the perfect way to get in on the action is with a Suzuki off-road bike. With a championship-winning heritage, Suzuki off-road bikes offer an incredible combination of torquey engine performance and lightweight handling. Best of all, there's a wide variety of models available, sized for most everyone in the family. At the head of the lineup is the incredible DR-Z400E. This is the bike that routinely leaves the competition breathing nothing but dust. It cranks out a load of torque across a wide powerband with high-rpm muscle to spare. It's also exceptionally light, with advanced suspension front and rear, for agile handling on all kinds of trails. The 2005 DR-Z400E. The hottest off-road bike on the trail.
Suzuki DR-Z for Sale
- 2001 suzuki dr-z 400 ($2,999)
- 2007 suzuki dr-z125l ($1,699)
- 2001 suzuki dr-z400 ($3,995)
- 2007 suzuki dr-z 400sm ($3,700)
- 2006 suzuki dr-z 400 ($3,250)
- 2009 suzuki dr-z400s ($4,995)
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