1991 Suzuki Rgv on 2040-motos

US $3,700.00

Year:1991 Mileage:7 Color: Black

Location:

Salonica, Greece, Greece

Suzuki RGV photos

Suzuki RGV tech info

Engine Size (cc):249 Type:Sport Bike For Sale By:Private Seller

Suzuki RGV description

PERFECT AND ORIGINAL CONDITION

THIS IS NOT RESTORED BIKE BUT ORIGINAL

ONE OWNER FROM 1991

ONLY 7080 KM WHICH WOULD APPEAR OPTIMISTIC

NEVER BEEN PAINTED

I HAVE CHANGED 2 SPARK PLUGS NGK AIR FILTER PIPERCROSS,TRANSOIL MOTUL 10W-40,COOLANT FLUID,BRAKE FLUID DOT 4,TYRES IN VERY GOOD CONDITION,

THIS RGV NEEDS AN OWNER WHO CAN APPRECIATE THE VALUE AND RESPECT THIS ORIGINAL CONDITION.

ALWAYS IN CLOSED AND SECURED PARKING.

ANY CHECK OF THE RGV IS ACCEPTED

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND PHOTOS PLEASE CONTACT.

ALSO LOADS OF SPARES IS AVAILABLE

TO COST OF TRANSPORTATION IN EUROPE VIA CARGO IS BETWEEN 300 TO 450 EUROS AND IT CAN BE ARRANGE.

Suzuki RGV for Sale

1991 suzuki rgv(US $3,700.00)

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