1998 Honda Xr on 2040-motos
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Up for auction is a 1998 Honda XR 400 in excellent running condition. Bought this bike from original owner. It had been in a storage facility for years and has very little use. It had the original Dunlop tires. They were replaced with Bridgestones because original ones were weather check. It's in immaculate condition, starts and runs great and everything works as it should. Have a video of it running I can send if requested, but cannot download it on ebay pics. It does not have a title, but can provide a bill of sale of needed. Shipping arrangements are the responsibility of the buyer, but can help with arrangements if needed. Email with any questions you may have and thanks for looking. |
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