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2004 Honda Nsr50r (rs50 ) on 2040-motos

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2004 Honda NSR50R (RS50 ), Hold On !!!!! - Available Spring 2004 Now allow us to present the other half of our limited-edition HRC exotica: the all-new NSR50R. Like the Dream 50R, this 50cc performance two-stroke is for racetrack use only, and its mission is even more single-minded: Introducing aspiring young hotshots to the fine art of knee dragging. Not street legal.

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