1980 Custom Built Motorcycles Other on 2040-motos

US $6200

Year:1980 Mileage:11 Color: Black

Location:

Rixeyville, Virginia, United States

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Suzuki Other tech info

Engine Size (cc):250 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

Suzuki Other description

'Project GS' by industrial Moto Co.

This 1980 Suzuki GS250 came to us with 8,100 original miles on it.
Bike is completely re-built from the motor, wheels, brake system, electrical, etc.

The Kenda Multi-Purpose tires give the GS an aggressive look along with the Satin Black and Sterling Copper color scheme.

90% of the bike is powder coated. From the frame, carbs, spokes and even all the nuts and bolts.
Runs incredibly smooth and it's light weight makes it a blast in the corners.

Let me know if oyu have any questions and thank you for looking.

Kenda Dual Sport Tires
Retro Styled Halo Headlight
LED Tail Light w/Turn Signals
Ribbed Leather Wrapped "Cafe" Seat
Bar End Mirrors
Mini Speedometer & Tach w/LED Indicators
Multi Switch Controls

Re-Built Carbs and Jetted
Custom Wrapped Exhaust
Re-Built Front Forks
All New Wheel Bearings Front and Rear
New Upper and Lower Tree Bearings
Re-Built Motor with New Rings, Gaskets, Stator
Valves Lapped and Adjusted
Re-Built Master Cylinder and Caliper
Indexable Rearset Foot Controls
Re-Built Petcock
License Plate Holder with LED Light
Removable Inspection Sticker Plate

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