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Vintage 1977 Suzuki RM125 DG Package Racer!!!
OPTIONAL: I have a set of FOX AIR SHOX of correct length in near perfect condition with a new seal kit to go with the bike if you want them Ill let them go for $500. I was going to install them and never got around to it.. *Also a number of other vintage options available like an X shaped aluminum triple tree brace and "ultra rare" Smiths yellow plastic ignition covers (not shown). This is a museum quality restoration and otherwise un-molested dirt bike, and you will NOT find another of this quality outside of a museum or private collection! I am willing to deliver this item for a fee to be determined based on the buyers location, maximum 400 miles from me. Thanks for viewing!! |
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