2009 Suzuki Boulevard on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):1,600
Warranty:Unspecified
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Dealer
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2009 Suzuki Boulevard M90, CLEAN AND MEAN - Is less more? The Suzuki Boulevard M90, little brother to the massive M109R, begs the question. It wears a new chassis framing a smaller, 1,462cc V-twin (versus the M109R's 1,783cc behemoth.) Ergonomics are more manageable, with a handlebar that's .8 inches closer to the seat, which sits 1.1 inches closer to the footrests (where you'll find a nicely finished, knurled brake lever.) And though an ungainly radiator rests in front of the engine, nice details include a tidy steering head cover and an attractive view from the saddle, which is 28.2 inches high.
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