2002 Ktm Pro Senior Lc 50cc Automatic on 2040-motos

US $590.00

Year:2002 Mileage:0 Color: Orange

Location:

Greenfield, Indiana, US

2002 KTM PRO SENIOR LC 50cc AUTOMATIC, US $590.00, image 1

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2002 KTM PRO SENIOR LC 50cc AUTOMATIC, US $590.00, image 2

2002 KTM PRO SENIOR LC 50cc AUTOMATIC, US $590.00, image 3

2002 KTM PRO SENIOR LC 50cc AUTOMATIC, US $590.00, image 4

KTM Other tech info

Type:Off-Road Engine Size (cc):50 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:VBKMRA2311M026037

KTM Other description

UP FOR AUCTION IS A GREAT RUNNING KTM PRO SENIOR MX BIKE. LIQUID COOLED 50cc AUTOMATIC. FRESH PISTON, RINGS, CRANK BEARINGS, AND CLUTCH. BUILT FOR GRANDSON AT THE START OF SUMMER AND NEVER MADE IT TO RACE TRACK (TO MANY BALL GAMES). FORK SEALS ARE LEAKING ( WILL REPLACE IF BIKE MEETS RESERVE). MAS GOOD RUBBER FRONT AND REAR. NO CRACKED OR BROKEN PLASTIC.GREAT STARTER BIKE BEFORE THEY START TO SHIFT. VERY FAST AND LIGHT WEIGHT. ASK ANY QUESTIONS. GOOD LUCK AND HAPPY EBAYING.

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