2008 Yamaha Ttr125leb on 2040-motos
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Type:Dirt Bike
Phone:(866) 451-2103
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2008 Yamaha TTR 125L big wheel, 4-stroke, electric start, trail dirt bike, good condition, looks and runs great. Call me at 866-451-2103 with any questions. Honda Suzuki Kawasaki Yamaha KTM CRF DRZ KLX 3D Powersports is an independent shop that services Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki & Yamaha motorcycles, all terrain vehicles & side x sides as well as Sea-Doo, Can-Am, Jet-Ski's, Wave-runner & Polaris ATV's. Gary Benton and Russ Murphy have 40+ years of experience in the repair business and are factory trained & certified by Yamaha, Polaris & SeaDoo. Routine maintenance along with diagnosing problems with the latest fuel injection machines is not a problem . Pick-up & delivery can be arranged. If you want reliable, timely service without breaking the bank give us a call at 866-451-2103 or visit us on the web at 3dpowersports.com. We are located in Lewisville Texas 1780A N. Stemmons Frwy. (exit 454A on the east service road of I-35)
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