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Ttr 125 mod, built up to ride trails in northern mn and I never have time to ride, list of parts are as followedWhite bros exhaust Wisco high compression pistonHigh lift camBbr extended rear swing armYz front forkL series rear shockSuspension resprung and revalved by Bline controlsOver sized barsLightened flywheelVm series mikuni carbBike is a blast to ride, very reliable and easy to start. Perfect for the tight trails up north or as an all around pit bike Bike does smoke a little on start up but always has, I am including a extra complete RUNNING motor in a frame with many many spare parts2 grand takes everything and that's a steal considering how much money I have into this bike which I won't disclose because everyone will think I'm a moron Texting works best.
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Happy 50th Hizzy
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