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The 2004 1500 CC Suzuki LC is the ultimate Cruiser
$5800
This is a unique motorcycle
that was designed for an optimum and econimical cruising experience. The machine is stock, none of the factory engineering
has been compromised but there are alot of factory upgrades, windshield, saddle bags, etc. It'll give you the fuel economy
we all need these days with the excitement and reliability of being on an open road. Blue book is well above asking price.
Only 20k miles. Matching jackets and helmets available.
Japanese engineering and reliability. Recently replaced rear brakes,
had a safety check and replaced fluids. Long 1700 mm wheelbase chassis, (longer than a Harley) with 32° rake angle, is set
up for low seat height with comfortable seating and control positions. I am 6' 1" and this is one of the few motorcycles that
gives me a comfortable ride. Wide, thickly padded gel seats - rear seat can be removed for open fender look. Wide floorboard-type
footrests for driver and passenger.
Long, low, cruiser design with emphasis on custom details, comfort, low rpm operation
and ease of maintenance. Narrow 1462 cc, 6-valve air/oil cooled engine is designed for maximum low/mid-range torque and acceleration.
45 degree phase, dual pin crankshaft minimizes vibration plus added flywheel mass enhances low/mid-range power. SCEM (Suzuki
Composite Electro-Chemical Material) cylinder plating is durable, minimizes cylinder size & weight and improves heat dissipation.
Efficient SACS air/oil cooling system (front & rear cylinder) system with additional piston-jet cooling and engine oil
cooler. Mikuni 36 mm carburetors provide excellent throttle response and are mounted between the cylinders. Hydraulic
clutch eliminates adjustment maintenance. 5-speed transmission with low maintenance, low torque reactive shaft final drive.
Gear ratios set for low engine rpm and optimum fuel efficiency at cruising speed. Right-side mounted, large volume exhaust
system is tuned for low rpm power and a throaty exhaust sound. Double cradle steel frame is made of large diameter steel tubing
for rigidity with bolt-on sections for ease of maintenance. Link-type rear suspension with preload adjustment combined with
43 mm front forks provide a comfortable, compliant ride. Fuel tank positioned below the seat for a low center of gravity and
stable agile handling. Disc brakes both front (11.6 in. diameter) and rear (10.8 in. diameter). Wide 150/80-16 front and 180/70-15
rear tire are mounted on custom-styled machined aluminum wheels.
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