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2014 Ktm 50sx Mini on 2040-motos

$3,299
YearYear:2014 MileageMileage:0
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2014 KTM 50SX MINI, A real KTM for the smallest of future MX champions from the age of three or four years. The 40 kg, lightweight KTM 50 SX Mini model year 2013 sets standards in terms of safety, controllability and riding fun. It has everything that impresses riders up to height of 1.30 m and reassures their parents: a high-quality chassis with easily applied disc brakes, top-quality components wherever you look, a powerful, reliable engine with easy-to-operate centrifugal clutch.

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