2008 Suzuki Boulevard C109rt on 2040-motos

$3,900

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Suzuki Boulevard description

Suzuki Boulevard C109RT muscle cruiser. This is 1 awesome bike. It comes fully loaded with everything you would need in a cruiser. It is in fantastic condition, mechanically and cosmetically. It has a huge 1800 cc engine that has plenty of torque to meet any needs. The bike is also fully decked out with accessories. It has saddlebags, Burner long shot full exhaust system (sounds really good), passenger sissy bar, highway/crash bars with foot pegs, driver floorboards, heal/toe shifting, windshield, luggage rack, passenger foot pegs, and a digital clock.

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