2002 Suzuki Marauder Vz800 (6,100 Miles) on 2040-motos

$2,100

Year:0 Mileage:6

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2002 Suzuki Marauder vz800 (6,100 miles), $2,100, image 1

Suzuki Other description

6,100 mis. Recent oil change and recent rear tire change.I have cut the rear fender off and created a side mount for the tail light and plate. Bobber style to it. I have cut the pipes and wrapped them too. This thing is loud. It is also my daily. Turn key and go. Clean Florida title in my name.. Text/email for more photos and video of it running if you'd like one.Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, yz 85, 125, 250, 2 stroke, dirt bike, yz 80, Ducati , hypermotard , motard , supermoto , superduke , ktm , triumph , aprilia , motorcycle , sportbike , gsxr , kz , 1100 , 795 , 848 , 695 , 748 , 1098 , 1198 , 750 , 625 , smc , drz 400 , 999 , 998 , bmw , exotic , fz1 , fz6 , dirtbike , enduro , multistrada , monster , streetfighter , GSXR600 , GSXR , GSXR 600, GSXR 750 , GSXR750, GSXR1000, ZX10, ZX1000, CBR1000, CBR600 , CBR , XR , CBR 954 , R1, R6, ZX6, Suzuki, Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Sport bike, motorcycle, race bike dirtbike , ninja srad gsxr r6 cbr harley buell zx7r tl1000 hayabusa busa suzuki yamaha honda kawasaki gs Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Yamaha , Motorcycle, Motorbike , Aprilia, Ducati, Moto Guzzi , street legal, Clean, Restoration, cb cbr gsx gsxr motorcycle r6 r1 zx6r zx7r zx10r zx14r zx6 zx7 zx10 zx14 ninja cbr600rr cbr100rr cbr600 cbr1000 gsxr750 gsxr600 gsxr1000 katana drz klx klr 750r gsxr750 bike RC51 RVT stunt naked ducati 916 999 750 65 rr 636 FJR FJR1300 VFR VFR800 R6 R1 V-Strom SV650 SV650s Ninja Ninja650 Ducati Warrior Roadstar CBR1000RR CBR929RR CBR CBR600RR CBR900RR CBR954RR GSXR600 GSXR750 GSXR1000 GSXR ZX6R ZX10R Katana KTM Seca 1300 Hayabusa FZ6 FZ1 Bandit 1200 Race Racing Concourse Fireblade Supermoto ST2 ST3 ST4 BMWTL, TLR, TL1000, TL1000R, VTWIN, V TWIN, V-TWIN, gsxr, cbr, street, bike, rc51, rc-51, rc 51, 1098, CBR600 CBR1000 954 CBR954RR CBR929RR CBR900RR Fireblade Tuono Interceptor Huricane SP1 SP2 RC51 VFR VFR800 R1 R6 FZ1 FZ6 FJR FJR1300 FZR FZR600 F4i CBRF4i CBR600 ZX9R ZX10R ZX7R ZX6R ZX12 ZX14 SV SV1000 SV650 Monster 748 749 916 99 900SS 1000DS Aprilia Tunono Mille MV Race Racing Racer Super Moto Supermoto Super Motard Supermotard Katana GSX600 GSX750 YZFR1 YZFR6 YZF600 FJR FJR1300 VFR VFR800 R6 R1 V-Strom SV650 SV650s Ninja Ducati CBR1000RR CBR929RR CBR CBR600RR CBR900RR CBR954RR GSXR600 GSXR750 GSXR1000 GSXR ZX6R ZX10R Katana KTM Seca 600 65 1300 Hayabusa FZ6 FZ10 600 R1 R6 FZ6 CBR CB ZX ZXR Z1000 SV gixxer 750 gixxer 1000 gixxer 600 gixxer600 gixxer1000 gixxer750 990 superduke SV 1000 SV1000 SV 650 SV 1000s 636 bobber chopper cafe harley davidson

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