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2012 Husqvarna Txc 511 on 2040-motos

$5,795
YearYear:2012 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: Red
Location:

Countryside, Illinois

Countryside, IL
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Husqvarna TXC 511 tech info

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Husqvarna TXC 511 description

2012 Husqvarna TXC 511, TXC 511 - The TXC511 remains the open-class off-road specialist. The California green-sticker-legal four-stroke features a fuel-injected 477.5cc motor, revised and fine-tuned for 2012 to smooth out power delivery. Chassis alterations are minor, but make significant improvements in the overall performance of the big-bore TXC.

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