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1998 Honda Xr 400(street Legal) on 2040-motos

$2,650
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3996 Constellation This is street legal Xr 400 does not have many miles and has never been pre-owned as my primary bike.It has a White Brothers exhaust,Uni filter 2 stage air filter,Scotts Steering stabilizer,new Dunlop rear tire,XRs only foot pegs-skid plate-rear disc guard.Oh ya did I mention it has a License Plate!I really must sell this bike to pay off some bills,Please call Larry @

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