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1969 Suzuki T250 Hustler (1969)
1969 Suzuki T-250 Hustler 2 stroke classic street bike with 6-speed transmission with 7,824 original miles. This bike was parked for many years and was repainted as close as possible to the original color, Mesa Orange, within the last year. Frame was touch-up painted when the motorcycle was disassembled and renovated. Bike is as close to original as they come for the year. New parts include: new gearbox oil, tires, tubes, rim guards, various bulbs, battery, points, condensers, plugs, spark plug wires and caps, carburetor tuning and cleaning, gas tank rust removal, fuel petcock, fuel lines, foot peg rubbers, battery box clamp, professional paint job on tank and side covers, repair manual and parts manual, extra set of OEM Mikuni VM 24 mm carburetors, battery cables, gas tank rubber mounts, choke levers, gas cap seal, new rear shocks and kick start rubber. Engine was degreased and polished. Surface rust was tediously removed from all chrome parts. Brakes drums and shoes were cleaned, both front and back. Chain was soaked in lubricant and penetrating oil. Cables were lubricated. The bike runs good. It starts well and the clutch and transmission shift smoothly. The bike has been ridden about 14 miles since I have renovated it. I have an extra set of carburetors that go with the sale and a box of miscellaneous parts as well. The bike is sold as is, where is, and with a Bill of Sale. Maine is not a state that requires a vehicle be titled when it is older than 1995 vintage. The frame number on this bike is T250-11935 and the engine number is 11947. This is an early vintage Hustler motorcycle and is very collectible.2024-07-11 07:42:33Saint David, Maine, United States7,8241,000.00
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