2010 Honda 50cc Dirt Bike on 2040-motos

$1,095

Year:0 Mileage:50

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2010 HONDA 50cc dirt bike, $1,095, image 1

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2010 Honda 50 cc red dirt bike 2010 HONDA RED 50cc dirt bike in terrific condition!Practically brand new! Over $3500 new!Great Christmas gift!Has less then 50 total miles!Garage kept!Never wrecked or damaged!Accessories such as helmet and boots availibe as well!NO email!! Only phone calls!

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