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Engine Size (cc):1,800
For Sale By:Private Seller
Suzuki Boulevard description
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2007 m109r custom paint lots of chrome bike runs strong. Custom seats to match the paint. Engine was replaced at 28k. Only issue with bike is the shift forks. Still riding the bike no issue to me, once the rpms are built up no problems.
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