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2007 Suzuki Boulevard S50Turn Heads On The Boulevard. Looking to get your kicks on the boulevard? You came to the right place. With the Boulevard S50, you get a combination of V-twin power and radical cruiser styling in a lightweight and incredibly agile package. Its dry weight of just 443 pounds and its low, 27.6-inch seat height make the S50 perfect for maneuvering through tight city traffic. When you get out on the highway, its comfortable riding position encourages you to kick back and cruise. What's more, it has a variety of features that enhance its smooth performance, so you'll find yourself racking up the miles in comfort. Like every Boulevard Cruiser, its heart and soul are found in its V-twin powerplant, which cranks out an impressive amount of torque for outstanding acceleration. So if you're looking for lean cruiser styling, nimble handling and performance you can count on, you've got it - with the 2006 Boulevard S50.
Suzuki Boulevard for Sale
- 2007 suzuki boulevard m50 ($4,999)
- 2006 suzuki boulevard c90t ($7,695)
- 2008 suzuki boulevard ($4,950)
- 2006 suzuki boulevard c50 ($3,980)
- 2008 suzuki boulevard s50 ($4,499)
- 2006 suzuki boulevard c50t ($5,995)
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Oh yes. You can win this Rizla Suzuki beanie
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