2012 Suzuki Dl650 Adventure....new Factory Warranty on 2040-motos

$8,990

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amherst st We are blowing out a new 2012 left over Suzuki DL650 Adventure for below invoice. The bike has to go. Desirable black color with adventure bags, windshield deflector and engine guards. You will get a full factory warranty on this bike. Financing available and trades accepted.Best Cycles579 Amherst StNashua, NH 03063. x503Ask for John

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