2007 Honda 100cc Motorcycle on 2040-motos

$800

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2007 Honda 100cc motorcycle, $800, image 1

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PERFECT CHRISTMAS PRESENT MAKE YOUR CHILD THE HAPPIEST HE/SHE HAS EVER BEEN4yrs old with less than twenty hours on it. Practically brand new. Only reason I'm selling it is because I have outgrown it and now have a car. I got it 4yrs ago. It's a great bike to have. My grandparents paid a lot more than $800.00 for it and It's a good deal. No problems at all and I am the original owner and all the parts are exactly the same as when I got it and I still have the owner's manual and both keys.Contact me at, my name is Ben. Thanks.

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