1982 Suzuki Gs 650 L Like New! on 2040-motos

$2,800

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1982 Suzuki GS 650 L Like New!, $2,800, image 1

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This bike is totally immaculate! It has brand new tires, very nice wheels, really nice chrome and is shaft driven DOUBLE OVERHEAD CAMSHAFT. This bike doesn't need anything, just hop on and ride.If you are looking for a bike like this you better call quick because it will sell fast. I am only asking $ 2,800.00 OBO.You can call Adrian at.Thanks for looking!

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