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2006 Suzuki S40/savage/ls650 on 2040-motos

$2,150
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:60
Location:

Centennial, Colorado

Centennial, CO
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Up for sale is a low mileage (2200) 2006 Suzuki S40. This is a single cylinder cruiser type bike. It is 650 cc's. Great for the 1st time rider or person who is vertically challenged. It's comparable to a Honda Rebel or Yamaha Virago 250 in size yet has more horse power and get up and go. Automatic start; four way flashers; flash to pass headlamp switch; It weighs 380 lbs and has a seat height of 28". Achieves roughly 60 mis per gallon. It is belt driven. Colorado title in my name. It does have some scratches/scrapes on it, but it runs well. Tires are in good shape. Everything works on it. I do not have the tools for it or the owner's manual. $2150 or best offer. Trade for Yamaha TW200 of equal value. Call, text or email. Bike is located in the Denver, Colorado area. 720.884.XXXX. Thanks for looking. (NOTE: picture is not of the actual bike)

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