1983 Suzuki Gs750 Es (oregon City) on 2040-motos

$1,200

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1983 Suzuki GS750 ES (Oregon City), $1,200, image 1

Suzuki Other description

This bike rides and runs well! Perfect budget sport bike. 18k miles, Kerker header and pipe, pod air filters, stage two dyno jet kit in carbs, ef lower fairing (currently removed but will be included in the sale), new mirrors and mini turn signals, new battery, and new front tire with less than 200mis on it. Sounds awesome and pulls like a 750cc should! Clean and clear Oregon title in hand, tags good until 6/15

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