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2 Ktm 50 Pro Senior Dirtbikes on 2040-motos

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Lexington, Kentucky

Lexington, KY
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I have two ktm 50 pro seniors 1 is a 2006 no title 1 is a 2007 with title. 1st off the 2006 ktm runs well needs nothing fires up 1st kick tires and everything are good on it. The 2007 model needs rod bearings I have a new gasket set and piston and rings for it also just to make it all new while it's apart. I have a lot of extra parts for these two bikes fenders,seats,new sprockets,brakes all kinds of different things for them.Rod bearings are 44 bucks on eBay so it would be a cheap fix I would like to trade to a nice newer rm 65 or kx65 or maybe a nice four stroke atv or dirt bike no Chinese stuff call or text 1800 cash for both

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