Pit Bike And A Suzuki Ds 80 on 2040-motos

$400

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Pit Bike and a Suzuki DS 80, $400, image 1

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For sale 1 150cc Pit bike runs well. Needs a couple things but starts and runs just like it is, second is a 1978 Suzuki DS 80 It's a two stroke 80cc and is pretty quick for a 80cc. the Suzuki also needs a couple things to be perfect, but also starts and runs just like it is. I am motivated to sell this weekend. So 400.00 firm for both if purchased before Sunday. I'm going to be gone for a month and could use some extra cash. Other wise make an offer on either one. Call or text Thank you

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