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2002 Suzuki Drz 400e Dual Sport on 2040-motos

$2,350
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Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles, CA
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Hey Guys,I have a meticulously Maintained, Clean 2002 DRZ 400 E for sale, Automatic start ( a Must if you ask me ) very strong, very fast. Aftermarket five Gallon tank, aftermarket SDG seat, newer Maxxis tires, front, and rear Lamps, Motor completely untouched, Stock, and very reliable. Can be made street legal. Clean California Title. $ 2350.00. O.B.O. ( sales Girls not included, Sorry )B.. Call/Txt. Serious only, please ! Scammers need Not Reply !!

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