1978 Suzuki Pe 175 on 2040-motos

US $7500

Year:1978 Mileage:1 Color: Gold

Location:

Nauvoo, Illinois, United States

Suzuki PE 175 photos

Suzuki PE 175 tech info

Engine Size (cc):175 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Off-Road For Sale By:Private Seller

Suzuki PE 175 description

1978 SUZUKI PE 175 MOTORCYCLE CURRENTLY NOT WORKING. PARTS ARE IN BOX FOR THE TRANSMISSION AND NEED REASSEMBLED AND COME WITH BIKE PURCHASE. THE BIKE IS AS IS WITH NO WARRANTIES. THIS BIKE WAS PURCHASED NEW FOR MYSELF BY MY FATHER IN 1978 WHILE I WAS IN HIGH SHCOOL. IT RAN FINE LAST TIME IT WAS USED AND THERE WAS A SHIFTING PROBLEM SO I TOOK IT APART AND NEVER WAS ABLE TO HAVE THE TIME OR ABILITY TO REASSEMBLE. THERE IS SOME AFTERMARKET PARTS AND THE HEAD WAS CHANGED AND THE PORTS POLISHED AND THE BIKE AND THE BIKE WAS IN RACE READY CONDITION. IT WAS NEVER RACED OTHER THAN AGAINST MY TWIN BROTHER WHO HAD AN IDENTICAL PE 175. I WAS HOPING TO KEEP AN RESTORE ONE DAY, BUT THE WIFE SAYS IT MUST GO.

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