1970 Suzuki T 250 - Clear Title - Original Paint - Two Stroke on 2040-motos
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Mileage:9713
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Engine Size (cc):250
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Dealer
VIN:t25025007
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This is a recent barn find. It currently does not run and we typically avoid two stroke restorations so we are passing it on to the ebay market. The bike has a clear open title that was last issued in 2001... in the time between now and then somebody seems to have started a cafe project.... they swapped out the handlebars for cafe straight bars. Luckily they didn't chop any original fenders or change out the turn signals, which is nice if you want to keep the bike normal. This bike is currently not running... quite frankly we haven't given any effort to getting it started. The bike comes with one key. Doing some research on this bike I can tell you this much about this bike. This bike was manufactured in 07/1970 and has been titled as a 1970. The bike is the on/off road scrambler version of the T250, sometimes know as the TC and is designated by the high pipes. This bike is completely street legal. The VIN is T250025007, which could mean its the 5007th unit produced or the 7th unit produced. The t250 is the precursor of the GT250 which would make this rare 2 stroke bike even rarer. I think this bike is in good shape for the year and the fact that its a duel sport and most likely had some off road action.... my idea of "good shape for the year" may not be the same as yours so we've included many pictures and here's a detailed description of the bike:
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