2007 Suzuki S40 Boulevard 650 Single Only 5600 Miles on 2040-motos

$3,175

Year:0 Mileage:5

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2007 Suzuki S40 Boulevard 650 single only 5600 miles, $3,175, image 1

Suzuki Boulevard description

This is a very nice clean bike runs well . It does have some very minor damage from falling off a trailer when the strap let go. just a small ding in scratching the tank a few other little scraps. It due for a rear tire. Has a new battery .very comfortable good power and miles-per-gallon clean and clean title .

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