2005 Suzuki Boulevard C50 on 2040-motos

$4,000

Year:0 Mileage:14

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Suzuki Boulevard description

For sale is my 2005 Suzuki Boulevard C5014,500misI bought the bike brand new off the showroom floor at Wheels Inc. in Fargo.Never been laid down.800cc liquid cooled fuel injected v twin. Fuel injection makes starting and running a dream. Very quick for its size. five gear transmissionBike looks like a much larger bike but is lightweight and really handles well.Adjustable windshield with chrome lowersCrash bars with highway pegsPassenger back rest with luggage rackMustang seat- huge improvement for passenger and driver comfort from stock seatFloorboards for driver and passengerHeel toe shifterWide white wall tiresHandlebar risersLED rear turn signalsSaddlebagsWindshield bag12 v plug in for phone or gpsCobra drag pipesCobra fuel processorK&N air filter12 v plug to charge battery in off seasonComes with owners manual and toolkit that stores on the bikeSpare keyBike was well taken care off with maintenance doneWill not be disappointedClear title in hand$4,000Call or text Brian at

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