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2013 Suzuki 650 Dual Sport (2013)
2013 Suzuki 650 , runs like new, I've only owned it for a few months, bought a bigger bike so don't need two! few scratches on front fender. $5,400.00 43420213412013-10-02 05:15:21Charlottesville, VA, US5365,400.00 -
2006 Suzuki Burgman 400 Scooter (2006)
2006 Suzuki Burgman 400, Silver metallic. Runs great. Excellent condition.2013-09-26 23:30:38BASYE, VA, US102,800.00 -
2006 Suzuki Burgman 400 (2006)
2006 Suzuki Burgman 400, Silver metallic. Runs great. Excellent condition.2013-12-10 22:48:03BASYE, VA10,1872,800.00 -
2012 Suzuki Other (2012)
Up for sale is my 2012 DL650. Bought in May 2015 from the original owner at about 4600 miles. Color is the beautiful Pearl Mirage White which was imported in limited quantities to the USA.2016-10-07 04:38:17Ashburn, Virginia, United States125,000.00 -
Suzuki Vintage 1968 T500 T-500 T 500 Cobra (1968)
For sale is an ORIGINAL 1968 Suzuki T-500 Cobra motorcycle. All paint is original factory paint. As you can tell from the pictures, it is a very nice bike.2013-09-03 21:43:29Amherst, Virginia, US1,9686,000.00 -
2008 Suzuki B-King (2008)
Bike is in great shape, no accidents or damage and it runs great. I am the 2nd owner, this bike was a one owner trade in at local dealer. Email with any questions or for more pictures.2013-10-20 00:02:41Altavista, Virginia, US6,6707,600.00 -
Suzuki B-King (2008)
Bike is in very good condition, no accidents or damage, and it runs great. I am the 2nd owner, this bike was traded in to the dealership I bought it from by the original owner. Email with any questions or for more pictures.2013-10-23 00:33:10Altavista, Virginia, US6,6705,000.00 -
1974 Suzuki Other (1974)
1974 Suzuki GT750 barn find project bike that I purchased in the summer of 2008 wanting to have another 74 GT750 again just like the one I owned and sold back in the '70s. I am the second owner of this bike. I purchased the bike as a project bike not knowing what it may or may not need. I can't recall the exact dollar amount that I spent getting it to where it currently is, but if I was to guess I would say it was somewhere over $2,500 that I spent for new and used oem parts from Ebay and other sources to bring it back to what you see now as well as making it drivable. I can tell you that I put countless hours into replacing any part that didn't look acceptable or didn't look almost new, with the exception of the dent in the gas tank, the chip in the radiator cover and dent in the points cover. My goal was to initially make it look great, get it running to later fully restore it to make it look like new. I completed two of those tasks: I got it running and made it look great.2016-07-11 04:53:06Alexandria, Virginia, United States126084
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Church of MO: 2001 Suzuki DR-Z250
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2022 Suzuki GSX-S1000 First Look
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