2018 Suzuki Boulevard S40 Walkaround, Cold Start, & Test Ride

Rare Opportunity - Suzuki Boulevard S40 with ultra-low mileage and impeccable condition! Suzuki no longer offers a single-cylinder 650cc engine in its current cruiser lineup. The Suzuki Boulevard S40 (formerly known as the LS650 Savage) was produced until 2020, and it was the last cruiser model to feature this engine known for its simplicity and reliability, making it a popular choice among cruiser enthusiasts.

Easy to Ride: The low seat height (27.6 inches) and lightweight (381 lbs wet) ensure effortless riding and maneuverability for most riders.

Low-Maintenance: An impressive single-cylinder 650cc engine is simple and easy to maintain, and the belt-drive system is smooth, quiet, durable, and easy to adjust and clean. This Boulevard S40 is as close to new condition as you can get! Use the link below to view our detailed listing, where you will find current pricing and availability!

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Holy crap. In Italy this was called Suzuki LS 650 Savage, they were sold mainly at the end of the 80s, and were imported until the end of the 90s. I wasn't even aware that it was still produced - truly a time capsule. Unfortunately the stupid EU rules deprive us of many fantastic motorcycles, for example the mighty DR 650.

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Maybe start it WITH the choke ON 1st in N and let it run for a min, then go into gear.