6-speed Constant Mesh Suzuki Sfv650 Two-tone Metallic Mat Black / Glas (romney on 2040-motos

$6,745

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6-speed constant mesh Suzuki SFV650 Two-tone Metallic Mat Black / Glas (Romney, $6,745, image 1

Suzuki Other description

Call Romney Cycles: (304) 406-XXXX ext. 176 http://6507.solidautonet.com/s/10672138/2/9261474Condition: NewMileage: 1Engine: 39 in 4-stroke two cyl DOUBLE OVERHEAD CAMSHAFT 90Â° V-twinTransmission: six gear constant meshExterior Color: BlackStock #: 00104Length: 7Width: 2Weight: 446

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