2004 Suzuki Burgman 400 (an400) on 2040-motos
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2004 Suzuki Burgman 400 (AN400), UNDER 1000 miles!! - You're resting your eyes on proof that sleek, stylish scooters come in all sizes. Introducing the Burgman 400, a mid-size scooter with full-size comfort and capabilities. The Burgman 400 features bodywork with crisp, contemporary lines. The sculpted fairing and windshield house new twin multi-reflector headlights complemented by a fully integrated rear light assembly. And from its lustrous paint to its chrome-plated mirrors, distinctive details enhance its overall appearance. Remarkable comfort and practicality are standard. Its aerodynamic fairing provides exceptional protection from the wind. A well-padded dual stepped seat, along with a passenger backrest and an easily adjustable backrest for the rider, provide all-day comfort. And concave floorboards offer both rider and passenger plenty of legroom and protection from the wind. The Burgman 400 has unexpectedly roomy storage space, with a lighted underseat storage compartment large enough for two daypacks or two full-coverage helmets. In addition, three front compartments with lids allow quick and easy access to smaller items. On the road you'll appreciate every aspect of its outstanding performance. Its liquid-cooled engine and advanced fuel injection system provide strong acceleration and crisp throttle response around town or on the highway. An automatic clutch and V-belt drive provide smooth, seamless power delivery. And an innovative Combination Braking System offers terrific stopping power. The right hand lever operates the front brake alone, and the left hand lever.
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