Hi, I could use some experienced rider advice. It has been years since I have ridden and now ready to buy. I am down to 2 choices. I plan on 2-3 200 mile round trips per week on the highway.
1) 2004 Honda Aero 750CC - 4002 miles (Mint) w/OEM bags, shield, light bar, sissy bar/rack. $4150

2) 2007 Suzuki Boulevard C50 800CC - 335 miles (Mint) w/aftermarket shield and OEM sissy bar. $5500

Which would you reccomend and why? I prefer spending less money but is Suzuki worth it especially with fuel injection and less maintenance and 3 years newer...getting good deal on either? Is the Honda still a decent highway cruiser at 70-75. I know Suzuki is rated great....but not sure if worth extra cash

Thanks so much  

Not sure about Suzuki but I can tell you about Honda.

I have a 2005 Shadow Aero, which is the same as the 2004. I ride 18 miles to work (3 miles at 25-45mph and 15 miles at 50-70 mph). Love the street riding, not so much the highway. The bike doesn't feel very much under control after 50 mph if the wind is strong, although this could be with most bikes at this CC range. This is my first bike, so I might be misleading you.

Fuel injection is better and, I think, is worth the money, especially on cold days.

One thing that I want to mention is the comfort level of Aero. Many complain about the wide and low seat that doesn't allow much movement and, I can assure you, will get uncomfortable after 30 miles or so of riding.

Also, I'm 5'11" and my legs feel cramped. I'm getting a forward control relocation kit installed to get extra 3".  

I have the c50t and would lean toward that.  It is newer with less miles on it...

The suzuki c50 seems light on the highway at times also...It's a great commuter bike.  

I start to squirm around in the seat after 100 miles or so.  I usually get off and grab something to drink and that helps.  

They're both good bikes though...  

I also have a c50t. Very stable, very maneuverable at high or low speed. Has plenty of power, even with a passenger. 5500 with the accessories sounds like a good deal to me.
Happy riding.