2005 Suzuki Other on 2040-motos
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Mileage:52
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Engine Size (cc):638
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Super-Scooter
For Sale By:Private Seller
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I've put over $2000 in parts and labor
cost to restore this bike in great shape. It's a great deal for the
daily commuter or the long ride (I've done up to 400 miles in a day
without saddle soreness). There are even those who haul a trailer
behind this size/model while riding two up. Routine 40~44 mpg, have
gotten over 50mpg when keeping constant speed on long runs while
maintaining 65. Even though this is classed as a scooter (due to low
mounted engine) it IS known by those who have them as a “super
scooter” or affectionately referred to as a “burger king” - I
have seen it top over 100mph. I also find that even though you have
the feel of sitting higher than on a cruiser style motorcycle, which
gives you better view, I am able to corner this bike at higher speeds
than my Honda Shadow – I account for this because the engine sits
so low and this low weight drastically improves handling. This bike
is GREAT FUN to ride and is very hard to beat as either a daily
commuter or for a long-haul. - sealing washers for all oil lines & gaskets where felt necessary - checked valve clearances - changed out spark plugs - drained flushed and refilled fork oils - renewed fork seals and dust covers - final drive lip seals and gaskets renewed - final drive bearings and gears inspected and found excellent condition - wheel bearings and lip seals inspected - Seat reupholstered - New front & rear tires - brake fluid flushed - front & rear pads, front rotors, rear caliper renewed - lock set changed (steering lock/ignition, gas cap, glove box) - Only Amsoil oil and filters have been used through bike since 2008 with regular changes - Original owner had eCVT replaced at 30000 miles - Front rotors and pads renewed this past month (June-2016) ADDL SHIPPING INFO: I prefer to have customer pickup at a location mutually agreed upon within reasonable distance of Parkville, MD. However, IF you are unable to arrange shipping or to pick up locally in Parkville, MD then I MAY be able to deliver to your location - You MUST contact me for this arrangement and I will expect compensation for the gas consumption and/or return
Disclosures: Normal wear and tear on plastic for 2005 model, scratching on gauge display (although my research showed replacement available for approx $60)
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