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2012 Suzuki Tu250 on 2040-motos

$4,399
YearYear:2012 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: Copper
Location:

Oakdale, New York

Oakdale, NY
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TypeType:Standard PhonePhone:(877) 590-5952

Suzuki Other description

2012 Suzuki TU250, 2012 SUZUKI tu 250 - Tradition comes alive in the 2012 Suzuki TU250. This classically styled motorcycle comes with spoked wheels, a round headlight and a low-slung tapered muffler. Don't let the retro-look fool you, though - at its heart is a modern, fuel-injected single-cylinder Suzuki engine. This complete package is a classic standard motorcycle that matches modern conveniences and reliable performance with a fuel-efficient ride. The TU250 is an economical, user-friendly standard motorcycle with high-quality features and traditional style, coupled with modern engine performance.

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