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Type:Moto Cross
Engine Size (cc):450
Warranty:nope
For Sale By:Owner
Honda CRF description
2008 Honda CRF Very reliable and very fast. Took First in 2013 Elsinore Grand Prix 450 Intermediate class. Professionally maintained and serviced at OC Honda. Oil changed before every ride. Tires are good, plastics recently changed. No much wear for an 08. Buyer must pick up bike in Anaheim, Ca. or I can deliver to a reasonable distance. Delivery price negotiable. If you want to buy this bike, it's cash and carry... No trades...If you have negative or no feedback, contact me before bidding... No free rides
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