Drz Suzuki 400 E Street Legal/new Price on 2040-motos

$2,400

Year:0 Mileage:250

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DRZ Suzuki 400 E STREET LEGAL/NEW PRICE, $2,400, image 1

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this is a Street legal DRZ 400 E model, ( Off Road ) that has been plated and has a green title just like any other street bike. 2001 and ready to go just about anywhere you can hang on to it. I am moving to more of a wood oriented bike at least for the season. bike has nearly new D 606 on both ends and need nothing at all .Call or E-mail Here is a list of up-grades : Plated E-ModelHeavy duty tubesFork oil changed 12 mnths ago?Cycra pro-bendsCycra triple-tree mountsHeated handlebar gripsPro grip rally raid gripsPowermadd handguard mirroS model front master cylinder added with brake light switch (vs. hydraulic switch)Rear Master Cylinder flushed and new fluid added with new break padsGuts Racing soft seat foam, original goes with it.Valves adjusted 100 ?? miles ago (second time in it's life)JD jet kit installedRam mount ball includedAll Thumper talk lock-tite mods done.Brand new air filterFCR O-ring and diaphragm file-down done (Eddie mods)Free power mod doneDevol radiator guardsShifter "edge" filed downCFC Case saversHyde skid plateDevol rear disk guardChain and sprockets probably don't have 250 mis on themS model rear subframe added (so it can have a "real" rack)Rear rackFront, rear, swingarm and head bearings all replaced last year D606 in front and backDRC edge two led tail/brake lightThe Bad:Could use a front odometer cable (I use a GPS)Seat cover has a small crack that I covered with black duct tapeRadiator overflow can has a small hole. . .covered with duct tape too, not an issue, never leakedLeft radiator has small tweak in it, never been an issue, (right is perfect)As you can tell it's had a ton of work done on it.A ton of maintenance done too.Bike has been taken care of mechanically very well.Would not hesitate to jump on it and ride any where.Includes orginal E subframe and some other stuff like a few filters and . . ..

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