2004 Suzuki Savage 650 (ls650p) on 2040-motos
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2004 Suzuki Savage 650 (LS650P), perfect starter bike runs great call 814-471-1001 - The Savage 650 is dedicated to giving you a whole lot more of what you want. Of course, that's been the attraction of big single-cylinder road bikes for decades, and it's what makes the Savage 650 the perfect heir to a timeless design. More of what you want? That begins with outstanding engine performance. Its torquey powerplant invites you to accelerate hard and rewards you with crisp throttle response throughout the powerband. Its high-mass crankshaft, built-in counterbalancers and durable, clean-running belt drive combine to provide exceptionally smooth operation. And electric starting with automatic decompression helps ensure easy starting every time. The Savage 650's light weight and low seat height help give it an agile responsiveness that lets you maneuver through traffic or enjoy a winding country road with confidence. The Savage 650 for 2004. Proof that less truly is more.
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