1997 Suzuki Racing Dirtbike 250cc Possibly; Maybe Smaller Model on 2040-motos

$300

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1997 Suzuki Racing Dirtbike 250cc possibly; maybe smaller model, $300, image 1

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The motor is completely taken apart, but seems that all parts are there to be put back. Looks to be a 250cc possibly smaller model, the sticker is no longer there to tell. The bike itself is in fair shape has some minor cracks in finders and scratches. Good project bike and wont have to spend a lot of money to get it up and running. Text

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