2012 Suzuki Tu250 Tu 250 on 2040-motos

$3,299

Year:0 Mileage:0

Location:

Boise, Idaho

2012 Suzuki Tu250 TU 250, $3,299, image 1

Suzuki Other tech info

VIN:JS1NJ4CA4C2100040

Suzuki Other description

Come check out this new TU 250 it is a Suzuki THROW BACK . Brand new 0mis. Come take advantage of the good deals here at Edge Performance Sports or Call RORY and let me know what I can do to earn your business. . . Condition: NewRetail Price: $4,099.00Selling Price: $3,299.00Stock #: 2S134Year: 2012Make: SuzukiModel: TU250XVIN: JS1NJ4CA4C2100040Color: Black/Gray

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