1988 Suzuki Boulevard S40 on 2040-motos

$1,800

Year:1988 Mileage:11500

Location:

olive branch, Mississippi

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Suzuki Boulevard photos

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Suzuki Boulevard tech info

Type:Cruiser

Suzuki Boulevard description

1988 Suzuki Boulevard S40 , I am selling my 88 Suzuki ls650 bobber. 11,xxx miles. it was completely stock when i bought it . I tore it down to frame and engine and back with mostly new parts. new battery 3 days old.new oil change. tires are good new rear. its the big single cylinder so it has a unique sound that is awesome. belt drive not chain. nothing is needed completely done and runs like a top. paint on the tank and fender is pro auto paint and clear coat i bought at colormatch in memphis and had it sprayed on so its not some jank spray paint job. Its not a real big bike only weighs about 300 pounds, so it would be great for a beginner or female rider or anybody. i just started another project so it needs to go. clear title in hand ready to roll. $1,800 . call or text between 7am-9pm. 901831zero9one3. $1,800.00

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