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Mileage:24500
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:JS1GR71A5B2104618
Suzuki GS description
1981 Suzuki GS750E 16 Valve DOHC.
Purchased from original owner, Fall 2012.
24K miles.
Several new parts:
Fork seals and assorted fork parts.
Front brake master cylinder(Magura).
Front steel braided brake line.
Front brake caliper piston/seal kit.
Oil/air filter.
Oil change.
Spark plugs.
Headlight bulb.
Tachometer cable.
Moose ATV handlebars.
Battery.
Condition:
Two adult owners, never down, hardly a scratch, all original parts included, right front caliper off for rebuild(by new owner), seat is covered(never took off to check seat condition), all electrics work, all speedometer/odometers work, older tires(no cracks), cleaned carbs, rear brake fluid flush and caliper leaned, some rust on center stand, clean tank inside, always stored indoors and runs excellent.
Terms:
No title!!!!!!
Must be picked up or shipping arranged by purchaser.
As is, where is with no warranty.
Deposit of $250 within 48 hours, remainder of payment due within 7 days.
Cash or Certified Bank check only! No Paypal!
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