Suzuki Gs500 Engine And Other Parts on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
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The engine is not working properly but can be fixed up or used for parts. I sell the engine because I will convert the bike to electric drive and I don't need the gas engine. As an extra I give the ignition coils and the complete exhaust system with it. Happy bidding. PS: I put this ad with Local pickup but if you live too far and need shipping drop a message and I can ship it for a reasonable fee. |
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