1985 Suzuki Madura 1200 on 2040-motos
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1985 Suzuki Madura 1200, V-4 engine, 6 spd. trans. with driveshaft, water cooled, factory rated 117 hp, new battery with 2 yr. warranty, new wheel bearings front and rear, antique tag good for 5 yrs., inspection sticker no longer required. Good rubber front and rear, runs real well, lots of power. $2,500.00
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