1988 Suzuki Savage on 2040-motos
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Very nice 1988 Savage (Boulevard s40)
Selling my Suzuki Savage Bobber. 650cc. Thumper. 4 speed. Turns heads whenever I go. New: Rear tire, powder-coated tank, handlebars, bar-end turn signals, stop/brake light, horn, etc. Comes with Manual (Clymer)! Contact me with questions. |
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