2004 Honda Crf150 on 2040-motos

$1,300

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Honda Other description

selling a very clean, well maintained, garaged crf150f. ridden on trails near home by my son. This bike has never been abused. Everything is in attractive condition: plastic, seats and metal are outstanding. New bridgestone motocross tires, protaper bars and grips; good brakes and everything runs perfect. Selling only because not riden so much now and now son wants fourwheels. includes honda service manual. Will be posting photos soonOnly call if serious

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