1980 Suzuki 400 S.o.v Bobbers on 2040-motos

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1980 Suzuki 400 S.O.V Bobbers, $1,050, image 1

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Built by Southern Oregon Vintage Bobbers. Brand new lime green paint new tires Dunlop. New seat bars blinkers hardtail. Lowered custom exhaust Harley pipes new battery fresh tune up new plug wire. All new graphics. Custom license plate cover harley. New grips all black motor black heat wrap header pipe. Please call or text 1 of a kind head turner... Title in hand

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