2004 Honda Crf250r, Super Clean, Very Low Hours, on 2040-motos
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I'm selling a extremely clean 2004 CRF250R, This bike has less then 50 trail hours on it. It has some very light scratches on rear fender and front fender from the woods other then that its almost perfect. Looks like it belongs in the show room, thats how clean it is. If you have any question call 815-297-2666.
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