04 Suzuki Sv650 on 2040-motos

$500

Year:0 Mileage:0

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Suzuki Other description

I have a four Suzuki SV650 with "NO TITLE" from being confirmed totaled that needs to go through the inspection process. The guy I bought it from had it as a project. It needs radiator and a few other things to get it ready to be inspected and running. Those are the reason price is so low. I have had the bike running at 1 point but I am in the buying and trading business so I just simply have no time to get this bike to where it needs to be. Any other questions just contact me at name is Trey

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