New 2012 Suzuki Boulevard C-50 . Ape's, Lowered, Rush Exhaust & Fins on 2040-motos

$9,500

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Suzuki Boulevard description

I currently have a New 2012 Suzuki Boulevard C-50 that has been mildly customized for sale.This is a New, zero miles, full factory warranty bike. It features an 805cc V-twin engine that is fuel injected, liquid cooled, 5 gear & shaft drive.This specific bike has been lowered 2" inches, has mini ape hanger handlebars, Rush Headers with fish tail tips, white wall tires, spoke wheels, 2 tone paint burgundy over black and lots of chrome.This bike looks cool and feels great !Msrp $9500 as equippedSale $ Closeout Sale / Best Prices AroundCycle World.Pensacola office cell Ask For Russell

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