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Clean! 2003 Honda Crf 450r Vet Owned on 2040-motos

$2,400
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Bakersfield, California

Bakersfield, CA
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Honda CRF description

I have forsale a very well taken cared of 2003 Honda Crf 450r. This bike has been vet owned all of its life. Oil/filter changed every three rides. Airfilter cleaned after every ride! Bike is fairly stock. has RG3 suspension with new seals. Polished frame and swing arm. Gold chain and lots of life left in the sprokets.comes with Dunlop mx51 tires with only a few rides on them. Plastics and graphics are in very great shape and were just installed a few months ago. Factory Effex gripper seat cover. Gold oversized Protaper bars with Protaper billet throttle tube. IMS oversized pegs for a wider platform than stock. Like I said this bike is in good condition and just needs a new home. Ready to ride and just in time for the start of the riding season!$2400 oboText or call Josh (located in Bakersfield)

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