The All New Suzuki Gw250 Sport Bike on 2040-motos

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CHECK OUT THIS GREAT CROSS BETWEEN SPORT AND COMMUTING, GREAT FUEL MILEAGE AND GOOD LOOKS, CHEAPER INSURANCE, AND A GREAT PRICE UNDER 4000.00, CALL WALLY FOR MORE DETAILSEngine: Liquid-cooled SINGLE OVERHEAD CAMSHAFT Parallel Twin Displacement: 248cc Bore x Stroke: 53.5 x 55.2mm Compression: 11.5:1 Fueling: EFI Transmission: 6 gear Clutch: Wet multi-plate Front Suspension: Kayaba conventional fork, non-adjustable Rear Suspension: Kayaba shock seven-step adjustable for preload Front Brake: Single disc, Rear Brake: Single disc Tires: 110/80-17, 140/70-17 Rake: 26 degrees Trail: 4.1ins Wheelbase: 56.3 ins Seat height: 30.7ins Curb weight: 402 lbs Fuel Tank Capacity: 3.5 gallons MSRP: $3999

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