4 Wheeler, 2004 Honda Trx400ex Sport on 2040-motos

$1,500

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I'm ready for a new adventure. I've been riding my racing quad now for 2yrs. My son just changed over from a Raptor quad to a dirt bike. I'd like to trade the Honda TRX for a four Stroke Dirt bike for trail riding. I'll need at least a 250 or higher CCI'd like to find a trail bike within the same range as my quad, but I'm also open to quad and trailer trade since I'll no longer be needing a trailer after we go back to dirt bikes. The trailer will hold two quads with ease. Just let me know if you're interested. Steve

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