2013 Suzuki Gladius Sfv 650 on 2040-motos

$6,788

Year:2013 Mileage:0 Color: Metallic Mat Black / Glass Bla

Location:

Key Largo, Florida

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Type:Sport Touring Phone:(877) 895-3352

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2013 Suzuki Gladius SFV 650, The SFV650 helps define a unique motorcycling experience. With a compact open trellis frame, aggressive styling, and a 645 cc V-twin, double overhead camshaft power plant, the SFV650 appeals from the outside in. It's light crisp feel and smooth low to mid-range power delivery from the SFV650 just screams for a tour of your favorite road. For 2013, the SFV650 is available in a new Metallic Mat Black / Glass Sparkle Black color combination.

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