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2000 Suzuki Jr50 Dirt Bike on 2040-motos

$750
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Kansas City, Missouri

Kansas City, MO
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Its just about Christmas time and what better way to put a smile on your child's face!! This is a 2000 Suzuki JR50. It is a two stroke, oil injected, fully automatic 50cc dirt bike. It is VERY clean, runs good, and has always been very reliable. Kick start only. I do not have training wheels, but you can get them anywhere for around $50. Don't wait too long as this bike won't last. Call or.

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