2006 Suzuki Boulevard 1500cc C90tk6 on 2040-motos

$5,750

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2006 Suzuki Boulevard 1500CC C90TK6, $5,750, image 1

Suzuki Boulevard description

Drake at Paradise and Unser Key words: Beautiful Suzuki BLVD C90, comfotable riding Machine, Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Harley Davidson and Victory buyers welcome! Has new tires, new clutch, new stator (alternator), paper work, done at R&S Coors and at crossroads in Rio rancho.New Battery, it is ready to go, I WILL CONSIDER TRADE-INS it also has leather saddle bags, and luggage rack Travel trunckwith chrome Back rest (Sissy bar)Highway bars, Highway foot rests, windshield, you must come and see this economical powerful travel Motorcycle,Interested SERIOUS parties must call Fernando atIT RETAILS FOR $7440.00 Yours for $5750 OR YOU CAN MAKE AN OFFER!

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