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Want to Buy Anyone selling a DR650 in Austin?

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If you or someone you know is selling or about to sell a DR650 in or near Austin, let me know. Anything but the purple framed units ;)
 
I'm not that far from Austin (Ft. Worth) And I am about to put my exceptionally nice 2007 DR650 with less than 4k miles.
It's blue, with the following extras:
barkbuster hand guards
5 gallon Acerbis Tank
Trailtec digital instrument panel
Sargent Seat
luggage rack
K&N filter
Jet kit
FMF Exhaust
Different front fender who's name escapes me:-)
Probably some other stuff that I can't remember right now.
just serviced, valves adjusted, oil & filter changed, etc.
Includes all stock stuff too, fender, tank, speedo in great shape.
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Asking $4500.00 obo
 
OK- small thread-jacking here, but how can a 2007 dual-sport look so clean? Look at the wheels! And fins on the cylinder! I guess 4k miles explains some of it, but man I'm impressed. Tell us about thee Suzuki?
 
Jeff S said:
OK- small thread-jacking here, but how can a 2007 dual-sport look so clean? Look at the wheels! And fins on the cylinder! I guess 4k miles explains some of it, but man I'm impressed. Tell us about thee Suzuki?
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Always stored inside and taken care of. And the low mileage certainly helps!
 
You may want to take a look at the Advrider site and DRRiders sites. There always seem to be some for sale. I recently saw one in central Texas but I forget which site I saw it on. Procycle is the to-go vendor for upgrades. They have everything and the best internet customer service I have ever experienced.
I picked up my '14 model with 11,000 miles on the clock about 6 weeks ago and absolutely love it. My favorite 650 class dual sport I have ever owned. ..... (Despite the OEM suspension :rolleyes:) But you can fix that.
 
yes and I see Kiko mentioned suspension. Its well worth it on a DR. I have a super high mileage friend in CO who has about 60K on his Dr 400 and two 650's with o e 50K each, and a 210K 2005 R1200GS.. He knows how to make bikes last and he won't touch a Honda anymore but loves his Suzis. And not that he has not owned a lot of Hondas. XR400s, ST1100's lawnmowers and generators. He's jinxed and they all burned oil after a lot of miles. I think the ST's problem may have been mine due to an unmentioned maintenance issue.
 
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