2006 Honda Crf50 Like New on 2040-motos

$850

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2006 Honda CRF50 like new, $850, image 1

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I have two CRF50, these bikes are like brand new with the original tire no mark on engine or plastic they run perfect. Great for Christmas. They come with two fulmar helmets, two oneal chest protector, two sets of training wheels, two sets of tool kits owner manuals and paper work where there bought new. will sell separate asking 850.00 each call, 256-7751719.

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