2009 Suzuki Boulevard M50 Sp Edi on 2040-motos

$5,999

Year:2009 Mileage:7164 Color: BLACK/ORANGE

Location:

Altoona, Pennsylvania

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Suzuki Boulevard photos

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Suzuki Boulevard tech info

Type:Cruiser Phone:(888) 745-6372

Suzuki Boulevard description

2009 SUZUKI BOULEVARD M50 SP EDI, Josh traded this Suzuki M50 here at our store. With just over 7,000 miles, you can see that he took good care of his ride. The bike is a beautiful 2 tone black and orange. These pictures do not do it justice and were taken before we replaced the rear tire and detailed the bike. When I was taking these pictures I did note a small scuff mark on one of the pipes.

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