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Must Sell!!!! 1986 Suzuki Lt250r (las Vegas) on 2040-motos

$950
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Las Vegas, Nevada

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This is a 1986 Suzuki LT 250R Quadracer, and I have owned it for several years and have a clean title. It has been well maintained and it runs well! It is a two stroke, and it has a stainless steel fatty pipe, FMF exhaust, a chromemoly racing swing arm (this is a $500 part), handlebar brush guards, nerf bars, and set of sand tires to go with it. Starts right up, ready to go, and very fast. $950 obo.Text or email: 702-576-XXXX or 702-417-XXXX

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