2011 Honda Crf 250r Mx on 2040-motos
Year:2011
Mileage:0
Santa Cruz, California, US
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Type:Mx
Phone:4087220337
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2011 Honda Crf 250R, Well taken care of, one owner, only 40 hours on bike. Bought hour meter when I purchased the bike, and have given it regular oil/filter/air cleaner changes. Includes Pro Circuit T4R pipe/header, Nstyle seat cover with bump. Since it was ridden last, I have installed the following (brand new, never ridden): full set of plastics, brand new tires, and new grips. Also has fresh air filter. This bike is ready to gas up and take to the track. Also have spare used plastics, and original pipe/header. 408 722 0337 $4,500.00 4087220337
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