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Mileage:30
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Suzuki GS tech info
Engine Size (cc):1,000
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Suzuki GS description
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This bike's condition is clean, straight and sound; it rides smooth and steady well above 100 MPH. At 550 lbs wet weight and 90 HP, 62 Footpounds of torque and a redline at 8500, this bike is powerful and nimble. The engine and full driveline deliver power smoothly and powerfully.
The appearance is classic seventies muscle bike. The fuel tank has two dents and has had some prior body work done on it, however tank is tight, fuel cock functions correctly as does the fuel gauge. Back side of Front fender has dents due to exhaust pipe contact during compression. The seat is very comfortable, but shows signs of wear. I am the third owner, I've worked on this bike in my garage for the past eight years restoring parts that needed attention. Such as the electrical system, carburation, and breaking systems, checking, lubing or replacing all the bearings and suspension components. Shipping, from the greater Philadelphia area is available if fully arranged by the buyer. Payment method is cash or check drawn on a local bank (must be cashed before title transfer). |
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