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2008 Ktm Sx450f Possible Trade For 250 on 2040-motos

$3,200
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Sioux City, Iowa

Sioux City, IA
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08' KTM SX450F with terrific tires, new sprocket/chain, electric starter, around 20-25 hours on the bike total, oil changed every five hours with synthetic oil, air filter cleaned often, mechanically solid bike. I am a beginner 35 yr old rider and set this bike up for trail riding. I ran it on a couple of vet C class hare scrambles but to my knowledge has never been raced motorcross. and am wanting to downsize to a 250cc. There is your usual cosmetic wear on the plastic/decals. There is a dent on the header pipe which can be seen in 1 of the images, I will do my best to remove that before bike changes hands. Overall solid bike...Looking to downsize to a 250 - 4 stroke or two stroke and open to trades. Call or text 712 240 038three

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