2007 Suzuki C50t on 2040-motos

$5,500

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THIS seven C50T HAS BEEN VERY WELL TAKING CARE OF; IT ONLY HAS 2*** MILES ON THE BIKE. NEVER BEEN DROPPED OR WRECKED (CLEAN TITLE). IT HAS A LIQUID COOLED 805CC MOTOR. ALL FLUIDS HAVE BEEN CHECKED AND CHANGED AT THE DEALER. THIS BIKE IS SHAFT DRIVEN WHICH MAKES IT 1 OF THE SMOOTHEST BIKE I HAVE EVER RODE. NOTHING WRONG WITH THIS BIKE AT ALL, READY TO RIDE!!! $5500 LOCATED IN PARIS, TX.EXTRAS:OLDER LEATHER RIDDING JACKETFRONT FLOOR BOARDSWINDSHEILD FRONT AND REAR BACK REST SADDLE BAGS FROM FACTORYCROME PACKAGECOVER (BOUGHT THIS YEAR)TRICKLE CHARGER (BOUGHT THIS YEAR)PAIR OF NEW LEATHER RIDDING GLOVES

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