2002 Suzuki Sv650 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:7738
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Type:Sportbike
Phone:(214) 395-8472
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2002 Suzuki Sv650 , 2002 Suzuki SV650. This was my first& only bike in my short-lived hobby. Was never used for racing or even reckless riding. Only for riding around town and a couple of commutes to the office. Never in an accident. Tipped it into something once and got a small dent in tank (pictured). Only 7738 miles. New tires and recently changed oil. Tires have maybe 100 miles on them at the most. Garage kept. Asking $3,250. NO TRADES Clean/clear title. Cash only- no owner financing available. Buyer must arrange for pick-up. More pictures available on request. Serious inquiries only. Two-One-Four-395-8472 $3,250
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