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2013 Suzuki Rm85 on 2040-motos

$4,199
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Suzuki RM description

2013 Suzuki RM85, The RM85 is back and it???s here to carry on the powerful tradition of racing excellence in the Suzuki RM family. Its two-stroke engine produces smooth power at any rpm with an emphasis on low- to mid-range performance. Just like its bigger brothers, the RM85 delivers class-leading handling for experienced racers and rookie riders alike. With its smooth power delivery and loads of mid-range and lightweight handling, the 2013 RM85 is the perfect motocross bike for anyone learning to race???and to win!

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