1981 Suzuki Ds 100 on 2040-parts.com
Alton, Illinois, United States
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1981 Suzuki DS 100, Nice shape for the age Ran great a few years ago and its been sitting in the shed Sence, It fires right up on starting fluid, There is a couple dents in the gas tank The seat has a couple tears The wheels still have nice chrome on them Tires are fair and look good but have been sitting a while and showing lite cracks but hold air fine The motor is 2 stroke with oil injection and has great compression, all original bike with original title in hand. any ? please ask Shipping is up to the buyer will help load ..or can meet at a certain distance
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