1988 Suzuki Gsxr 750 Slingshot on 2040-motos
Year:1988
Mileage:33000
Newton, New Hampshire, US
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VIN:JS1GR77A2J2102315
Suzuki GSX-R description
1988 GSXR Slingshot "J" bike. The bike starts and runs well. Has a V&H pipe and jet kit. Has newer tires. Has an oil leak that I was told was a simple shift shaft seal but I have not investigated. It also has had some amateur paint work on some of the panels. This bike came from Maine. Maine does not issue titles for vehicles this old, however I have two previous registrations from the last owner. This is a 25 year old sport bike. There may be a few things I missed on inspection. I believe the J model Slingshot was a two year only bike, making this one of the more rare GSXRs.
Frame# JS1GR77A2J2102315
Engine # R708-102048
Build date of 2/88
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