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2011 Suzuki Burgman 400 Scooter on 2040-motos

US $4,997.00
YearYear:2011 MileageMileage:16 ColorColor: Grey
Location:

Roseville, California, US

Roseville, CA, US
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Suzuki Other tech info

TypeType:Scooter Stock NumberStock Number:S0202 PhonePhone:8885670428

Suzuki Other description

2011 SUZUKI Burgman 400, This Suzuki Burgman is in very nice condition and is ready to serve as a commuter or weekend rider! As the best-selling Maxi Scooter on the market, its combination of comfort, power and style is perfect for the rider who needs freeway speed with scooter ease-of-use. The water-cooled, electronic fuel injected 400cc DOHC 4-valve engine is designed to produce broad, usable power with smooth, operation and low maintenance. The belt-drive CVT transmission is fully automatic meaning you don't have to clutch and shift to get going or to speed up. The large windshield keeps you comfortable in the morning chill and at highway speeds. The large, 62 liter under-seat storage compartment will swallow two full face helmets and the convenient front glovebox has an electrical accessory outlet, plus there are two additional storage compartments above the glovebox. Dual hydraulic disc brakes up front provide great braking control and the rear suspension features a single shock with 7 way adjustable preload. The rider will appreciate the cut-away floorboards which make putting feet down easy at stops and when you reach your destination, you can use the center or side stand and set the parking brake.Trade-ins: A&S Powersports can accept your motorcycle, scooter, car, truck or RV in trade toward the purchase of a motorcycle. Please call today! (All trades subject to mechanical inspection by our service dept.) All vehicles sold by A&S Powersports are subject to title transfer, document preparation and handling fees. In addition, all sales within California are subject to state sales tax, and license fees. If you take delivery of the vehicle within California, but are not a California resident, you pay minimum CA sales tax and title transfer fee. If you take delivery outside California: laws regarding titling, and taxes vary from state to state please contact your local Department of Motor Vehicles for information. Some states have a reciprocal tax agreement with California. A&S Powersports | DLR # 05782 | 916-726-7334 |

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