2012 Ktm 450 Sx-f on 2040-motos

$6,887

Year:2012 Mileage:9999999 Color: Orange

Location:

Rexburg, Idaho

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Type:Mx Phone:(888) 619-0770

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2012 Ktm 450 SX-F, Call today to make an appointment... - When it comes to pure power, there is still nothing to replace displacement. The only problem is applying the power to the ground. The high-quality chassis on the 450 SX-F allows advanced riders to convert the brutal power of the innovative DOHC four-stroke engine into controllable traction, even on the toughest MX tracks. With an even more robust clutch, the 450 SX-F is still a real ace in the motocross/450 class. (Price does not include $98 doc fee)

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