2006 Honda Crf® 450r (30081) on 2040-motos

$3,499

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2006 Honda CRF® 450R (30081), $3,499, image 1

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This unit is being sold at a special Craig's List price that is under our normal selling price. You must bring in a copy of this ad as a coupon to receive this deal. Price does not include applicable taxes and charges.Call Brandon Hughes at Big #1 Motorsports --- 2006 Honda CRFÂ® 450R (30081) http://www.bignumber1.com/lc/435864The Honda CRF450F MX/Dirt bike.This is the race winning engine and chassis from Honda that gives you all you can handle.Extra cleanmachine. Vehicle details http://www.bignumber1.com/lc/435864 yr: 2006 Make: Honda Model: CRFÂ® 450R Mileage: Stock #: 30081 VIN:

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