2003 Honda 400ex (boone) on 2040-motos

$2,000

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2003 Honda 400ex (Boone), $2,000, image 1

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2003 Honda 400ex in attractive condition, well maintained. Just had serviced including valves adjusted, jet kit installed, new chain, sprockets, rear carrier, hand grips, dg skid plate. Has original plastics and seat in terrific condition, white brothers exhaust and pro mad hand guards. Pretty much brand new tires. Kept clean and indoors. Ready to ride. Just trail ridden bike $2000 828-406-XXXX

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