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2001 400ex Honda (ne Tucson) on 2040-motos

$1,000
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Tucson, Arizona

Tucson, AZ
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2001 400ex Honda (NE tucson), $1,000, image 1

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2001 400ex, descent shape besides scratches all on plastics. Has brand new crankshaft and main bearings, brand new rear tires and brand new grips and bars. Has nerf bars and aftermarket front bumper. NEEDS brakes to be bled, I will do this if I have time.BILL OF SALE ONLY but I have paperwork to prove its not stolen and may even allow you to get a title with a little sweet talking at the dmv. Asking $1000 FIRM, no trades and WILL NOT TAKE LESS THAN $1000.00Broadway/Houghton area

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