1982 Suzuki Gs on 2040-motos
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Mileage:1
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Engine Size (cc):450
For Sale By:owner
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This is a 1982 Suzuki GS450TXZ. I think the Z means it has
wire wheels instead of the cast wheels. I bought it new in 1984, it had been in
the crate for two years. It has always been stored inside. It has under 1800
miles and has never been damaged except for the car door dings on the right
side of the tank. The engine and transmission have never been taken apart. I
have made repairs to the carburetors and the front brake. Last winter I cleaned
it all up and painted the frame, the header pipes, and the spokes. It runs like
new although it has always needed a little warmup when first started. The tires
are original but they still look OK.
On Oct-12-16 at 17:31:50 PDT, seller added the following information: It has a brand new battery. |
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