Suzuki : Other 1985 Suzuki Rg250 Walter Wolf Imported on 2040-motos

$1,750

Year:0 Mileage:7

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Suzuki : Other 1985 SUZUKI RG250 WALTER WOLF IMPORTED, $1,750, image 1

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THIS A 1985 SUZUKI RG250 "WALTER WOLF"EDITION 7000 mileS ON IT IMPORTED FROM JAPAN NOT RUNNING NO TITLE SOLD AS IS.THIS IS A RARE COLLECTORS BIKE two STROKE!!!!!!.THE BIKE IS LOCATED IN HOLLYWOOD FL THAT IS WHERE I GET MY BIKES IMPORTED TO . ANY QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO CALL OR TEXT MY NAME IS RYAN 859XXXXXX

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