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hello everyone new to the site - so bear with me. got a very clean vintage Suzuki quad that I am looking to sell. its a 1990 LT-F250 Quadrunner with 1377 miles. starts and runs like a top. only a few flaws: small tear in seat, broken plastic headlight bezel, few scuffs on the fender flares. we bought it for use training our sled dogs but it was too light so we stepped up to a newer Honda. if you're looking for a vintage Suzuki quad this is the one you want. more photos and video upon request. thanks for looking!
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Someone else told me the same thing because the trails get ripped up by the tires.1 point
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if anyone cares (which i doubt since its been 9 months since i posted this), i only spent $750 on the conversion overall. everything worked flawlessly first try. i used this honda to plow 30inches of snow from a steep 800ft driveway. never missed a beat. it was WAY cheaper than selling my 2wd rancher at a big loss and buying a 4wd version. if you can turn a wrench this is not too difficult for you to do at home1 point
