2008 Suzuki Boulevard S83 on 2040-motos
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2008 Suzuki Boulevard S83, Part of Surdyke Harley's pre-Holiday Used Metric Madness Sales Event! All non-Harley motorcycles in stock at unbelievably low pricing!All units clearly marked with our Lowest price of the year! No negotiating* No trade-in's*. This truly is the lowest pricing of the year on all used non-Harley's! Sale starts at 11:59 November 15th and ends at 5:59pm November 27th. No exceptions, no excuses, hurry don't wait! Call 636-931-8700 for details!Come in and see about a test ride on this great looking V-twin Suzuki! 1363cc's of fun!Quick detach saddlebags, luggage rack, windshield, passenger backrest.
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