2004 Ktm 300 Exc Dirt Bike on 2040-motos

US $3,198.00

Year:2004 Mileage:0 Color: Orange

Location:

Caldwell, Idaho, US

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KTM Other photos

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KTM Other tech info

Type:Dirt Bike Stock Number:U2365 Phone:8882573849

KTM Other description

2004 Ktm 300 EXC, COMPLETE SERVICE, READY TO GO! - Based on the new 250 2-stroke engines, KTM developed an Enduro which is the new benchmark in its class. Approx. 105 kg and an uncompromising orientation of all components on the Endurosport characterise this bike. This leads to spontaneous, but controllable power as well as easy handling. The technical differences between the 300 MXC and the 250 MXC are the bigger bore, the separate digi box and the adapted exhaust port timing.

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