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1999 Suzuki Sv650 (cobb County/powdersprings) on 2040-motos

$900
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Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, GA
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1999 Suzuki SV650 (cobb county/Powdersprings), $900, image 1

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I'm quick selling my '99 Suzuki Sv650. It has a clear title. This was my starter bike and I've only had it for about a year. IT RUNS WELL, but needs a left clutch push rod (just $10 @ Marietta Motorsports). I'm ready to move on to the 200mph club, so If you're an enthusiast, feel free to text or call Mike at (770) 653-XXXX. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL PRICE is OBO (only for serious buyers). I look forward to it, Ride

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