2007 Suzuki En400 Burgman 400 Used Scooter Motorcycle F Scooter on 2040-motos
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Mileage:6
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Type:Scooter
Stock Number:102517
VIN:js1ck44a572102517
Phone:8883724933
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2007 Suzuki en400 burgman 400 used scooter motorcycle f, comfortable, reliable, clean scooter!! - Come by Independent Motorsports to see this Burgman 400 today! This well maintained, low mile scooter is just as comfortable running to the store...with enough room for a couple large bags of groceries...as it is on the freeway for a little weekend getaway. Better gas mileage than most cars, and way more fun.
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