2004 Suzuki Rm 65 Dirt Bike For Sale on 2040-motos

$1,150

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We are selling my sons Suzuki RM 65. This thing is in TERRIFIC condition and runs like a champ. Only selling because he wants a snowmobile. It has a Pro Circuit Exhaust and sounds awesome. This is a very nice little bike that has been very well maintained. Owners manual included. Asking $1150 obo. Call or Text 920-716-320two.

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