2013 Ktm 250sx Very Clean, Low Hrs (farmington) on 2040-motos

$6,700

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2013 KTM 250sx very clean, low hrs (Farmington), $6,700, image 1

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2013 KTM 250sx two stroke. 18.6 hours, Renthal twinwall bars, FMF fatty pipe and shorty silencer, Dicks racing suspension set up for 190 pound rider. TM design works slider kit, Moose racing slave cylinder guard, hi/low ignition switch, new MX 71 rear tire with three hrs on it. Good front MX 51. Moose E-line carbon fiber pipe guard, G2 aluminum throttle tube. I have all records of everything I have done to the bike. The bike has been well maintained with new air filters each ride and oil changed at least every 5-7 hours. Also comes with stock pipe and silencer, records of everything done, jets, needles, stock counter shaft sprocket and throttle tube. Feel free to call anytime 505-716-XXXX

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