04' Suzuki 250 $2000 Obo on 2040-motos

$2,000

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04' suzuki 250 $2000 OBO, $2,000, image 1

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I am selling my 2004 Rmz 250. This bike is 2004 but barely has any hours on it. I am selling this bike to go back to a two stroke. The bike has been maintained, and kept u with very well. The carburetor was just cleaned out. Air filter was always changed after riding. The bike has been very reliable and hasn't been rode hard at all. If you have any interest in offering on this bike then contact. I will also trade for a 2004 and up 250 2 stroke. This bike is a attractive deal!

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