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Rare Suzuki Gs 1100 Gk Classic Touring Motorcycle on 2040-motos

$500
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:21
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Poplar Grove, Illinois

Poplar Grove, IL
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SUZUKI GS1100GK CLASSIC TOURING MOTORCYCLE (RARE MOTORCYCLE!) Rare opportunity to own 1 of the best built motors ever put on a motorcycle. Just out of the shop with a $ 500.00 tuneup. Yes she is a full cruiser with the fairing and all 3 saddlebags. Rare chance to own this classic with under 21,000 low miles! Open to offers of cash and or trades too! Text me now: 484.353.XXXX Or Call George 424.777.XXXX

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