2012 Suzuki Rm Z250 on 2040-motos

$9,899

Year:2012 Mileage:0 Color: Champion Yellow

Location:

Hillsboro, Oregon

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Type:Dirt Bike Phone:(888) 305-7871

Suzuki RM description

2012 Suzuki RM Z250, DIRT BIKE MAGAZINE BUILD BIKE!LOADED WITH EXTRAS! FMF EXHAUST, CV4 HOSES, RIDE ENG. TRIPLE CLAMPS, RENTHAL TWINWALL BARS, BLACK EXCEL RIMS, OVERSIZED BRAKES, AND TONS MORE!!! AMA-dominating Suzuki racing technology is everywhere you look on the 2012 RM-Z250; the 249 cubic centimeter engine springs to life with advanced Suzuki fuel injection. Combine that power with the twin-spar aluminum frame and class-leading Showa suspension components and you ve got the perfect weapon for motocross racers worldwide. Just look at that slim, aggressive styling that makes the RM-Z250 the machine to watch wherever you race.

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