1986 Suzuki Vs700 Intruder on 2040-motos
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1986 Suzuki VS700 Intruder, The Intruder family was introduced in 1986 and was in production until 2005 when Suzkui replaced it with the Boulevard. This is a great bike to comute from home to work, or with its windshield and saddlebags take it for a distance ride. We fully service all of our used bikes, and they are ready to take you down the road. Check it out out our Brenny's East location, at brennys dot com, or call us at 563-359-7222.
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