1997 Suzuki Tl1000s- Update on 2040-motos

$1,400

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1997 Suzuki Tl1000s- Update, $1,400, image 1

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PLEASE READ THIS AD CAREFULLY. THIS BIKE WILL RUN AND RIDE AS IS BUT NEEDS SOME MINOR WORK. IT NEEDS REAR BRAKE PADS AND THERMAL SWITCH FOR FANS. TIRES ARE DECENT. FAIRINGS HAVE A COUPLE OF CRACKS NOTHING THAT CANT BE REPAIRED. I AM ASKING 1400.00 FOR IT AS IS. I AM NOT FIXING ANYTHING. IT RUNS GOOD I RODE IT BEFORE TRADING FOR IT. I HAVE A CLEAN TITLE FOR IT. I WILL NOT TAKE 1000.00 FOR IT SO DONT ASK. BOOK ON IT IS AROUND 2500. ASKING 1400.00 OBO CALL I REPAIRED STARTER BUTTON ISSUE, IF NOT SOLD BY WEEKEND I WILL INSTALL BRAKE PADS AND FIX FAN SWITCH AND THE PRICE WILL GO TO 1995.00

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