Look! 250cc Honda 2stroke Dirtbike Bored Out (south Side ) on 2040-motos

$1,100

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Look! 250cc honda 2stroke dirtbike Bored out (South side ), $1,100, image 1

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Just cleaned the carb and change the spark plug bike is running great ! Come by and test drive it best 250 you will ever ride,power band in every gear a little wear on graphics and maybe we can work on a deal. Email me name and number and will text you

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