1978 Ktm Mc-5 400 on 2040-motos

US $17000

Year:1978 Mileage:9

Location:

Callao, Virginia, United States

KTM MC-5 400 photos

KTM MC-5 400 tech info

Engine Size (cc):400 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

KTM MC-5 400 description

1978 KTM MC-5 400. I bought this 2 years ago and thought I would have some time to ride

it but that's not going to happen. Had Chicago J. do some head work to tame the beast down

but I still have not even started it, but he has and he rode it.

Chain, tires, brakes all seem good. I have installed new fork seals, air filter, rebuilt both petcocks,

new seat cover, chain case saver, new grips. Will give a bill of sale, has no title.

It has a factory side stand on it but you can see from the pictures that I don't trust it.

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