New 2013 Children's Honda Crf-50f; Red..sale! on 2040-motos

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Selling NEW 2013 Honda CRF®50F for Children!-red-*MSRP- $1399*SALE- $1099**Great holiday gift for the kids!!! Please call or email with any questions. Sales price is good until end of month, or until unit sells. **Sale price does NOT include manufacturer freight, dealer set up/prep. fee, and other applicable taxes and charges. With our Dealership; 15% off accessories20% off first service****ASK FOR ELYSE*****

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