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Custom 1991 Suzuki Bandit 400
Runs and Rides BUT NEEDS MOTOR WORK (cam chain tensioner) Bike is extremely rare. 400CC inline four screamer - extremely fun and nimble bike, handles amazingly well -57K miles on the frame -20K miles on the motor -Bike was restored less than 2K miles ago, custom paint. -BMW S1000RR slip on -GSXR 1000 rear shock -GSXR 750 front master cylinder -Racetech emulator and springs -Bandit 1200 rear master cylinder -Front brake was rebuilt less than 3k miles ago, rear brake disk and pad have less than 2k miles on it -Carbs were cleaned less than 500 miles ago, factorypro jet kit installed -Renthal ultralow handlebars -New Battery w/ digital lcd THE BAD: Motor started making a ticking noise, pinned down to the cam chain and it should be a quick and cheap fix, I just bought a bigger bike and have moved on to another project. Rear tail light works but I disconnected it. Bike was never dropped in my possession, however there is a small dent on the front of the tank, hardly noticeable Clean title under my name. A box of spare parts can be included. Includes tail plastics in original red, horn, original handlebar and rearsets. Also included powder coated parts in black that I never installed: stator and clutch cover, oil filter cover, head gasket cover, water pump housing, kickstand, engine mounts. Brand new in the box cylinder head gasket, stator cover gasket, and clutch cover gasket. |
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