99 Ktm 300 Exc Trade on 2040-motos

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looking to trade my 300 ktm for a banshee or quadracer 500.must be sound.ktm is basically mint and I have many extra parts pre-owned and new in the package.too many new parts to list.this bike is very fast.i will only entertain trades for the quads I listed Im not interested in selling I don't need to.no title with this bike.scams checks other trades and general cl bullcrap will be laughed at.call or text art at.e mails will not be answered.

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