2003 Cr-250 Honda (mint Condition) on 2040-motos

$2,495

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2003 Cr-250 Honda (Mint Condition), $2,495, image 1

Honda Other description

Make christmas great for yourself or as a gift. Have a true low hour 2003 honda cr-250. All original, never raced. Very rare in this condition. Images were taken spring 2013. Bike has not been ridden since photos. no text please. Cash only. No payments. No trades. $2495 obo

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