2007 Suzuki Boulevard Vzr1800 109r Adult Driven on 2040-motos

$3,600

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2007 Suzuki Boulevard VZR1800 109R Adult Driven, $3,600, image 1

Suzuki Boulevard description

* CUSTOM BRAKE AND CLUTCH LEVERS * DIGITAL TACH * CLOCK * 250-40-R19 REAR TIRE ( 90%+ TREAD ) * 1 0-70-R18 FRONT TIRE ( 70%+ TREAD ) * ALLOY RIMS CONDITION : EXTERIOR : Not a scratch on it. This bike looks like new. Terrific looking machine. DRIVETRAIN : Sounds awesome! Fantastic running machine. This bike needs nothing!

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