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1983 Suzuki Gs750e Street Fighter on 2040-motos

$1,100
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:24
Location:

Space Coast,

Space Coast
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Suzuki GS description

eau gallie at A1A Rare 83 suzuki gs750E with 24,000 mis. It has been modified from the original to have more of a cafe/ streetfighter look. The good: Custom made handlebars and seat. Full after market Kerker four into 1 header and custom high mount muffler. Tires , brake pads , chain and battery are almost new.swapped out front forks spring for progressive suspension springs. pulled out factory airbox and added aftr market pod air filters and had the carbs adjusted. Bar end mirrors and after market mini turn signals finish off the look. Bike runs well! The bad: leaks some oil and it always has. I add a 1/3 of a quart a month. The bike comes with the original seat and a tank bag. Clean florida title in my name.1100. cashcall Jeff 312 not 321 !!! chicago area code

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