1977 Suzuki Gs550 on 2040-parts.com
Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States
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Great running bike has hard-to-find and extremely handy hard case bags, and windscreen (not shown). No oil seepage, bike in overall very good condition. Original, 16,888 miles. Just had new chain put on at Team Motorsports, Green Bay because some links were a little rusty on old one. Just put in new spark plugs and battery. Clean title. VIN: GS550-104497.
I love this bike, but am selling to get another older Suzuki. Manual included. Pick up in Green Bay, WI only. |
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