Used 2005 Suzuki Boulevard S83 For Sale. on 2040-motos

$3,650

Year:0 Mileage:14

Location:

Lebanon, Pennsylvania

Used 2005 Suzuki Boulevard S83 for sale., $3,650, image 1

Suzuki Boulevard tech info

VIN:JS1VX51L152100394

Suzuki Boulevard description

Listen! That's the sound of power. It's coming from the Boulevard S83's liquid-cooled, 45-degree V-twin engine. And if you think it sounds strong, wait until your 1st ride. The S83 pumps out an incredible amount of torque for acceleration that you dream about. Of course, an afternoon of cruising involves a lot more than a fistful of throttle. With its natural riding position and smooth suspension, the Boulevard S83 is also engineered for an exceptionally comfortable ride around town or on the highway. As exciting as it is to ride the S83, its styling is just as impressive. Its lean profile and exquisite craftsmanship are enough to get your pulse racing just looking at it. So what are you waiting for? The Boulevard S83 is ready to roll. This bike is fully stock, serviced and inspected. See this and other great Sportbikes and Cruisers athttp://www.theautohunters.com Haldeman Auto 717-273-XXXX

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