1974 Suzuki Rl250 Vintage Trials Bike on 2040-motos

$675

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1974 Suzuki RL250 Vintage Trials Bike, $675, image 1

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Engine has been rebuilt, including crank bearings, seals, etc. New Michelin Competition Trials tires. New AllBallz double lipped fork and dust seals, new Renthal grips, new air filter. It runs awesome, and has lotsa low end grunt. I did some cleanup, like the front wheel and forks, which look good. Now for the ugly: Someone rattlecan painted the tank, rear fender and panels blue, and put on a blue seat cover. It will also need at least 1 shock replaced, and eventually a chain and sprockets. A Video walkaround and running: http://youtu.be/z0REv-qrtxA Thanks, Bob B

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