2004 Honda Xr250r on 2040-motos

$1,900

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Honda Other description

I have a good running bike it comes with turn signals,switches,horn some of the stuff to make it street legal the lamps and street legal parts are not on it. it has pro taper bars a after market silencer i think it's a pro circuit would consider trading for a. banshee or 400 or bigger quad no 400 ex's unless has reverse. Or other guy stuff 0r 1900 obo email or text is best way to contact me thanx for looking

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