2003 Honda Xr-100r Motorcycle Dirt Bike In Good Condition Read Description on 2040-motos
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THIS MOTORCYCLE DOES NOT HAVE A TITLE. AND THERE IS NO ODEMETER. IT IS A DIRT BIKE. 2003 HONDA XR-100R IN GOOD CONDITION. TIRES GOOD. THIS BIKE HAS BEEN STORED FOR A WHILE. NEEDS SOME FRESH GAS. RUNS GOOD. I PICKED THIS UP AT A ESTATE SALE. I HAVE TO LEAVE THE CHOKE ON HALF WAY OR IT DIES. I THINK SOME FESH GAS AND SOME RUNNING FOR AWHILE IT SHOULD BE FINE. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS. I WILL TAKE A TRADE. THANKS AND LET ME KNOW.
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