2006 Suzuki Boulevard M109r on 2040-motos

$7,491

Year:2006 Mileage:13554 Color: METALLIC SONIC SILVER

Location:

Pinellas Park, Florida

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Suzuki Boulevard tech info

Type:Cruiser Phone:(855) 741-9031

Suzuki Boulevard description

2006 Suzuki M109 Sport Cruiser - Silver Body - Lots of Chrome Large Shaft Driven Fuel Injected 1783cc Engine - Rear seat with option seat cowl - Dual Chrome Exhaust - Mint Showroom Condition - The bike is in great running condition, shifts smoothly and rides well. It has been through our service department, has been serviced and inspected. Plus 30 day pre-owned warranty on all bikes - Trades accepted & Financing Available....on sale, only $7,499Three New Financing Options for Sport Bikes, Cruisers & Scooters !!Have you been denied financing at other Dealership ??1) We Have 90% Approval Rating!!Our Lease to Own Program is available to all Florida residents making it easier than ever for you to ride any bike today! $1,500- $2,500 Down and Low Monthly Payments (includes your License Plate, Registration, Title Etc)Approval is quick and easy, minutes, 20% down and a Job (making $1,500 a Month)Here is the link to Automatic Pre-Qualification : Please Click Here For Automatic Pre- Qualification2) Financing Options for Scooters and Motorcycles-- Decent or Good Credit (600 + Score)$0 Down PAYMENTPlus Payments as Low as $40 a Month !3) Buy Here, Pay Here IN-House Financing...Your Job is Your Credit....Low Weekly Payments (Requires 50% Down of the Total Cost) !Give us a call 727-497-1777orstop by for details, this New program will help you build your credit and Get you Riding!Please Click Here To See Our Motorcycle & Scooter Inventory

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