2005 Suzuki Ltz 250 on 2040-motos

$2,000

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A great quad for getting around the woods. Centrifugal clutch meaning no hand cluthching just shift then press the gas and go. Air cooled, shaft drive, low, low maintenance vehicle. These are built to last. Always garaged and low hours unit. Ready for your fun. Great for the younger ones but big enough for a fullsize adult. In terrific shape, this year has my favorite colors. Merry Christmas.Call or text at

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