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1985 Suzuki Madura Gv1200 (prosper) on 2040-motos

$2,000
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Fort Worth, Texas

Fort Worth, TX
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1985 Suzuki Madura GV1200 (Prosper), $2,000, image 1

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A rare bike, in super condition, with many upgrades. 40,000mis Price is firm. Things I have done: - mag rim conversion - upgrade front shocks with Progressive springs, new OEM fork seals - upgrade rear shock - replaced with VTR1000 shock - brake and clutch cables replaced with Galfer stainless hose - added Mountain Machines fork brace - includes Suzuki engine guard - added Street Shield windshield - new OEM fuel pump - new aftermarket clutch and spring kitI have owned the bike since 2008 and have ridden and serviced it regularly. The bike is complete, all parts except above are original/OEM. Everything works, bike is currently tagged and inspected, needs nothing. There are no dents in the tank. The bike is not perfect, and it has various blemishes. The seat has a small tear in it. It can be reupholstered for about $75, but I have ridden it that way for years. The mufflers show scrapes where the bike was apparently laid down. I have not laid it down since I have owned it. The horns are not OEM, they are aftermarket. Front tire is good, rear tire has about 500mis left on it. The bike is not rust-free, but the small amount of rust is superficial

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