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Mileage:49
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Suzuki RM tech info
Type:Off-Road
Engine Size (cc):125
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:JS1RF11A4C2103426
Suzuki RM description
Original tires, levers, perches, kill switch,cables, chain, sprockets, fork boots, tank & swing arm decals etc.
*This bike is still in very new condition (rare for a 125cc machine) and was ridden only a few times by a young man in Utah. Fresh fluids & seals were just installed in front forks (first time bike apart) after sitting for so long, and purchased new rear shock rebuild kit (comes with bike:) while at it, to freshen rebound up.
Comes with original California title, original owners manual, original Suzuki issued 'RM race preparation manual', March 1982 Motocross Action magazine featuring the '82 RM125Z vs. the '82 KX125 test/shootout, framed original 2 page advertisement & a few cool era stickers for good measure.
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