Suzuki 80 Dirt Bike. Vintage Suzuki Dirt Bike Two Stroke 80 on 2040-parts.com
Courtenay, North Dakota, US
I have a Suzuki two stroke 80 dirt bike. It runs but doesn't idle. The seat has a rip in the back. Tires are worn some but have some tread left. It is real fast for a 80. Ask any questions. Must be picked up. Thanks
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