2013 Suzuki Boulevard C50 T on 2040-motos
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2013 Suzuki Boulevard C50 T, Classic Touring Cruiser! The 2013 Boulevard C50T 'Touring' captivates from the very first glance. With its elegant two tone paint work and glistening chrome it is sure to make an impression among the Sunday group ride. The touring features include two tone paintwork, white wall tyres, white meter face and studded seat trim. The range of Suzuki genuine accessories for Boulevard C50 will also fit the all new C50T, and make for the complete touring outfit. Down the boulevard or out on the highway, the C50T's V-twin powerplant is engineered for pure excitement. With strong low-end and mid-range torque, it accelerates hard from just above idle. Yet, thanks to its advanced engineering, it's incredibly smooth at highway cruising speeds. It's time to discover how good a classic touring cruiser can be with the Boulevard C50T.
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