Reduced Suzuki 250 Dual Purpose Year 1995 on 2040-motos

$1,800

Year:0 Mileage:10

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REDUCED Suzuki 250 Dual Purpose Year 1995, $1,800, image 1

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I bought this bike new,in 1995. It has new D.O.T approved knobby tires front and back. The odometer broke at just under 10,zero miles so I'm not sure of the Milage. It still runs great . I'm asking 1800.00 or I'll trade for a quad bike with 350 cc or up with four wheel drive. Call Marty @.

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