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2014 Suzuki V-storm 1000 Abs on 2040-motos

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YearYear:2014 MileageMileage:0
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Port Richey, Florida

Port Richey, FL
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TypeType:Sport Touring PhonePhone:(888) 416-4195

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2014 Suzuki V-Storm 1000 ABS, 2014 Suzuki V-Storm 1000 ABS All Adventure. No Compromises. Picture the most thrilling way to cross teh planet on two wheels. You would have the power and durability to tackle mountain roads. And the inspiration to explore roads unknown. Day after day you would feel light on your feet, comfortable, ready to push ahead. Your gear would stow easily. You would know you could rely on the technology. It is time to get out there. Introducing the ultimate touring machine for every road. The V-Storm 1000 ABS. Features May Include Advance Traction Control System Suzuki's first motorcycle traction control the throttle with more confidence in diverse riding situations, so you can enjoy long-distance touring with less stress and fatigue. Disc Brakes And Anti-lock Brake System Front 310mm disc brakes with radial-mount, four piston Tokico monoblock calipers and rear 260mm disc brake with a single-piston caliper deliver smooth, controllable stopping power. They are complemented by an Anti-lock Brake System (ABS), which monitors the wheel speeds matches stopping power to available traction. Extensively Adjustable Suspension and Wheels Fully adjustable, gold-anodized 43mm inverted front forks and dial-adjustable rear shock obsorberhelp to ensure great roadholding and a smooth, comfortable ride even with a passenger and a full complement of luggage. Ten-spoke cast-aluminium wheels combine lightness with sporty looks. A 19-inch front wheel help realize jsut the right balance of stability and nimbleness. Bridgestone V-rated tyres accommodate high-speed riding an contribute to comfort on paved roads. Optimal Balanced V-twin Performance The heart of the V-Storm 100 ABS- amd the key to its tremendous versatility- is a strong, rider-friendly 1037cm3 DOHC, 90-degree V-twin engine that gives effortless acceleration and satisfying V-twin rumble. Touring-Friendly Transmission The engine is mated to a six-speed transmission that embodies total redesign for smoother performance. Better-Balance Exhaust System The exhaust system runs into a single muffler; less mass at the back of the bike means weight is well centralized for great maneuvrability. The Look of Adventure The lines and contours of the V-Storm 1000 ABS combine to communicate the bike's unparalleled adventure-touring credentials. Comfort for the Long Haul As a V-Storm 1000 ABS rider, you will appreciate the relaxed, upright riding position which keeps you comfortable and fully in control whether you are negotiating city traffic, touring across country, or exploring forest trails. Smart Three-Part Luggage System Capacious, user-friendly luggage is one of the keys to enjoyable touring. It is such an integral part of every adventure, in fact, that Suzuki developed a smart three-part luggage system within its design program

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