Custom Built Suzuki Gs1000 Cafe, Sharp Bike,* (perry,ks) on 2040-motos

$2,350

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Custom built Suzuki GS1000 cafe, Sharp bike,* (Perry,Ks), $2,350, image 1

Suzuki Other description

1981 Suzuki GS1000g, Custom 1 piece tail section with LED turn and tail lamps,the passenger jump seat is removable for a smoother look. sound bike rides good ,Vance & Hines header and muffler has a great old school sound, many new parts, i am selling because i found another bike to build up, call text 785-8five1-807four

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