2004 Honda Crf-450r (obo) (snow Hill) on 2040-motos

$1,900

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2004 Honda CRF-450r (OBO) (Snow Hill), $1,900, image 1

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I am selling a 2004 CRF450r. Devol skid plate, Works engine guard and radiator braces, Pro Circuit oversized foot pegs, Pro Circuit upper triple clamp. White brothers exhaust. Suspension is currently sprung for a 200lb rider and is valved for supercross, stock springs also included. Valves have recently been checked and are within spec. Pro taper fat bar, CR High bend. Also have a few extra parts that will go with it, spare rear wheel, fork seals, etc. Open to trades for firearms, a KDX 200/220/250, WR250, Sidescan/downscan sonar. No cars or ATVs please. Text me at 2five2-525-XXXX will call/text back when able

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