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Beautiful, Low Miles Suzuki Gz250, Like New, Perfect Christmas Gift :) on 2040-motos

$1,350
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Sacramento, California

Sacramento, CA
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Can't you just picture this in your driveway, with a giant red bow, Christmas morning? Only 3300 mis! Always garaged since new! Great little cruiser, especially for shorter riders, with low seat height, it's perfect for beginners to take your motorcycle test for DMV. Runs perfect, just had the carb rebuilt, it has plenty of power, it's even freeway legal! The only thing it needs are new tires, the sidewalls are cracked from sitting. Beautiful Teal color, lots of Chrome, it's a gorgeous bike! Registered till July, 2014, it's on non-op, so no back charges. It's a Y2K bike, built in 2000, it's only been ridden less than 300mis a year! I'm only asking $1350 OBO. No trades, emails, scams or texts, please just call if you're interested. My # Thanks for looking!

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