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2006 Honda Crf 450r on 2040-motos

$2,700
YearYear:2006 MileageMileage:0
Location:

Hammond, Indiana

Hammond, IN
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Honda CRF tech info

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Honda CRF description

2006 Honda Crf 450R, 2006 CRF450R, low hours, SDG tall seat, DMC Pro-quiet4 full exhaust, K&N air filter, TM Design Works chain guide, newer Dunlop Geo-max tires, Boyesen Quick Start accerator pump cover, extra full set of Acerbis body work, Diverse Suspension shock spring, a few extra oil filters. I'm the second owner of this bike. The first owner only rode it a few times, and it was obvious by the lack of wear on the cases, etc. Since buying it, I've ridden it three times, and it's been parked for about the last 3 months. The fuel has been drained from the tank and carb, so there'll be no issues with needing a carb cleaning. The stock exhaust, air filter cage, shock spring and seat will be included. The original owner was a 50+ rider, and I'm even older than that, so you can be assured the bike hasn't been thrashed. Us old guys don't ride like that. I'm looking to go back to a 250cc 2-stroke. Old habits die hard. $2,700.00 2197899442

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