Reduced 2005 Honda Crf230f on 2040-motos

$1,700

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Reduced 2005 Honda Crf230f, $1,700, image 1

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REDUCED!!! I have a 2005 Honda CRF-230F for sale, 1st $1700 rides it away. New battery, automatic start, kick stand, clear title and user manual in hand. Mostly driven by my wife and daughter. All clean and ready for desert season. Very reliable machine, great adult starter or experienced kid bike.Item Condition: Pre-owned, some signs of wear, runs well!Contact: Scott @Shipping and Handling: Local pick up only. No returns.

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