2012 Suzuki V- Strom 650 Adventure Great Add-ons Low Miles Cruise Control Lqqk on 2040-motos
Year:2012
Mileage:2002
Suzuki Other tech info
Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Dealer
VIN:JS1VP56A3C2103706
Suzuki Other description
2012 Suzuki V- Strom 650 Adventure
Add-Ons include : Frame Sliders, Electronic cruise control, and fork tube boots(not installed but come with bike)
N.A.D.A Retail Price is $7,825!
This bike is available for pick- up or we will deliver for a fee :-)
If you have any questions please call Frank Chovan @ 419 332-9902
Schiets Motorsports
1557 Oak Harbor Rd. Fremont, Oh 43420
- on some units there may be a document fee that the buyer is reponsible to pay.
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