79 Suzuki Gs850 on 2040-motos

$500

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Suzuki Other description

The bike runs and drives I drove it all summer the way it is right now I believe it only has around 26, zero miles on it but it does need work like brakes, a front tire, and I think the carbs either need to be synced or adjusted it just recently had an oil change and new spark plugs put in it if interested u can call, text, or email me my name is dan and my # is I need this gone asap b4 the snow comes

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