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Mileage:1
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KTM EXC tech info
Engine Size (cc):250
KTM EXC description
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This is an original classic 2-stroke enduro bike. The following parts have zero hours/miles:
All fluids (Oil, brake, clutch and radiator) are new and fresh. As you can see from the pictures, in addition to the above items, I have the original seat and plastics installed, an Enduro Engineering skid plate and an Acerbis front disk guard. Included in the sale are the original bars, original triple tree, a set of aftermarket plastic, a never-used Moose replacement medium seat with new cover and a heavier rated rear shock spring. The bike is also wired for a Trail Tech gauge. The only problem is that the lights occasionally do not work. There is a short behind the number plate and I do not want to deal with ordering two small specialty screws. The sale includes all original documentation, portfolio, tool kit and a copy of Dirt Bike magazine from 1999 with an article featuring the bike. I'll even throw in the track stand. Cash is king.... |
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