1969 Suzuki Other on 2040-motos
Year:1969
Mileage:4
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for auction I have a 1969 Suzuki T350 rebel. The bike is a 2 stroke twin cylinder. These bikes are getting very hard to find. The bike only has 4509 miles on it. I have an Ohio title for the bike, not in my name. The bike is complete and in overall pretty good condition. The bike starts right up and sounds good. The left carb slide sticks every now and then and could most likely use a tune up. The bike shifts through all the gears nice and smooth. The clutch feels good. It has a new clutch cable, new throttle cable, and new front brake cable. The bodywork still has the original paint and is in decent shape. The tank has a few dings and some rust spots. The inside of the tank looks great. The right side panel has some rust spots and a ding, left side is discolored. The original seat is in great shape. It still has the tool bag inside the side cover as well. The wheels look really nice, a couple very small rust spots. Fenders have some rust, the front fender also has 2 decent sized dings. All the handlebar switches work properly. The turn signals work, could use a flasher. The taillight works, as does the brake light. The headlight does not work. The chrome pipes are in really nice condition, no rust holes. The front and rear brakes work great. Both tires are dry rotted and should be replaced. The speedometer looks and works good, the tach lense is missing and so is the needle. Overall this is a great bike to fix up and ride like it is, or for a complete restoration for your collection. I am willing to ship the bike anywhere in the world. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. If you have less than 20 feedback please contact me prior to bidding.
Engine number: T350-10756 Frame number: T350-10756 |
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