1982 Suzuki Gs850 on 2040-motos
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1982 Suzuki GS850, The GS850 is probably the most reliable, strongest (in terms of longevity) bike Suzuki ever built. Mileage of 120.000 or more are commonplace.The 850 is a downright unassuming workhorse. It does everything extremely well and in an extremely effortless way. Handling is neutral and with an emphasis on stability. Performance can easily be described as adequate, with a good power curve from way down. This bike is easy to maintain and easy to accessorize. Features found on the GS850G that are attractive to the used motorcycle buyer include long lasting engine, large comfortable seat and low maintenance shaft drive.It also has a Vetter fairing, with a cycle sound radio, a tour pack trunk, and hard lockable bags on it too. You just cant go wrong with this one! Be sure to visit brennys dot com to see this, and other motorcycles and ATVs! We are your one stop store for your all your power sport needs!
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