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Engine Size (cc):150
Type:Off-Road
For Sale By:Private Seller
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I'm selling my TTR 125L that's bored to a 150cc. This is a rare find with the mods. I may be forgetting something but here's the list. BBR 150 bore kit BBR Frame Cradle BBR Chain guide BBR Rear spring Pro Tape handle bars Tall Seat YZ forks Keihin Carb Tires are like new It's been in my garage for a while and it hasn't been ran much. Carb may need to be adjusted and the front brake line needs to be bled. My price is firm at 1900 non negotiable. Mods alone are over 1900. |
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