2008 Suzuki B-king on 2040-motos

$7,800

Year:2008 Mileage:1800 Color: Black

Location:

HOUSTON, Texas

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Type:Sportbike Phone:(713) 202-6821

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2008 Suzuki B-King , Near new condition B-King with only 18xx miles. Over $2K in extras including Scorpion SS exhaust canisters, Gel seat, Oberon bar end mirrors, EvoTech radiator and oil cooler covers, EvoTech fender eliminator and tail light kit, Graves frame sliders and rear axle spools + many more. Bike has had 4 oil changes in 1,800 miles (once a year) and has been very well cared for. Never dropped, scraped, scratched, never even been out in the rain ! I just don't ride it near enough, hopefully you will. Come check it out, you will not be disappointed !! $7,800.00 7132026821

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