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Mileage:11114
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Suzuki SV tech info
Type:Sport Touring
Engine Size (cc):1000
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Suzuki SV description
This bike is in great shape, it was just inspected but will need tires before the next inspection. There are no defects that I know of. I have owned this bike for 4 years and have had no issues at all. This bike is mint. Unfortunately, I just have no time to ride it and its time for it to move on. It has 11,114 miles on it and it had just over 10,000 when I got it in '09. It runs great and has been sitting in a temp/humidity controlled environment on a battery tender at all times when not being ran. NADA average retail is $4,410. This one will go cheaper than that. Feel free to contact me for more pics.
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