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2001 Suzuki Gz250 on 2040-motos

$1,900
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Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix, AZ
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2001 Suzuki GZ 250. Bike is fun and easy to ride. 3000mis on the bike. Person I bought it from didn't put enough oil back in when he serviced it so it blew a piston and we had a rebuilt engine put in- engine has about 9000mis on it and had valves adjusted when installed. New tires in March of this year, new battery in August, and has flawless body. Clear title. Only accept cash. Asking $1,900, open to credible offers, no trades. Text only before 4 pm weekdays, text or call any other time.

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