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2008 Honda Crf 250R, 2008 CRF 250. First year of the factory steering dampener. Selling because I never really use it. Rode it for maybe 2 hours this year, and not very much last year. Always maintained regularly. Owned and maintained by a Honda, Yamaha, and Suzuki certified mechanic. I checked the valves roughly 3 hours of ride time ago, and they were in the middle of tolerances, so it's good for a while. Also went through every bearing and seal on the bike for cleaning / re-greasing / replacement. Very tight and healthy bike. Goods: PMB removable spark arrestor caps Twin Air + dusty conditions pre-filter 3 extra lightly used front tires, 1 extra lightly used rear Easton EXP bars Tag sprockets RK GB520MXU chain (9000 lb tensile) Skid plate Ceet cover $3,400.00 5036797167
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