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2007 Honda Crf100 Four Stroke on 2040-motos

$1,200
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Birmingham, Alabama

Birmingham, AL
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Honda CRF description

Selling a 2007 Honda crf100f four stroke dirt bike. Runs well starts easily doesn't smoke. Nice graphics just serviced terrific tires almost brand new. Only thing wrong is 1 hole in seat. May consider partial trade on other motorcycles or powersports items... Or man stuff hunting equipment. Call or txt. $1200.00 firm

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