1971 Suzuki Tc 125 on 2040-motos

$1,000

Year:0 Mileage:0

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Suzuki Other description

so its winter and i need a car to get to school and work.this is why im trying to get rid of this suzuki i have. Its a awesome starter bike and runs well!the only thing that isnt working on it at the moment is the brake lamps.starts right up and gets you to where you need to go.tops out at about 50-60 mph and can get about 55 miles-per-gallon.If im leaving any information out that you would like to know about the bike just email or text me and ill get back to you asap. texting me would work best.-Austin

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