Fs 2009 Ktm 450 Exc Street Legal on 2040-motos

$5,600

Year:0 Mileage:2

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FS 2009 KTM 450 EXC Street Legal, $5,600, image 1

KTM Other description

heres my very well maintained EXC 450 with 102 hrs and about 2000 mis.Bike is in very attractive shape with current tabs.Has a brand new rear tire and has the original owners manual, turn signals and an extra seat.It"s been proffesionally desmogged and re-geared to a 13x53 to make it an exceptional trail bike.I"ve ridden it gently and the only reason I'm selling is to get a touring road bike.Call with any questions.Tom

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