2005 Suzuki Vstrom 1000 on 2040-motos

$4,000

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2005 Suzuki Vstrom 1000, $4,000, image 1

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For Sale! 1 owner 2005 Suzuki Vstrom DL1000 with Givi Hard cases, Grip heaters, hand guards, Gel seat, aftermarket and stock windshields, and Heated Coat with thermostat. Title in Hand. 50K miles. The oil was just changed 500 mis ago and tires are like new. This bike is bullet proof and will be reliable for a long time to come. I am selling this bike for my father in law who has some health issues that are preventing him from riding, his loss is your gain. This bike has plenty of passing power and can still get around 40mpg. You would not believe how much stuff can be packed on this bike! We have taken many camping trips and Never had an issue with it. It did get dropped when he came to a stop due to uneven ground so the brake lever has about an inch missing from the end but is still very much functional and Very minor vertical scratches on the right side (I can take additional images if requested). Please call or email if interested, Sorry no trades. Don't miss this opportunity to Own this amazing motorcycle! Thanks for looking :-) Asking 4000 or best offer, and I am willing to deliver via truck if needed.

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