2007 Suzuki Rmz-450 (very Clean) on 2040-motos

$2,100

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2007 Suzuki Rmz-450 (very clean), $2,100, image 1

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Hi i am selling my rmz 450. The bike starts within three kicks 95% of the time when cold. It is very powerful and in terrific condition. The bike has never been raced and always maintained. IF you put a graphics kit on it i think it would look almost new. It very reliable and ready to hit the track or trails. Fork seals are good, tires are good and if you buy it for asking price ill throw in another tire with it.MOTOR IS on spec nothing is needed. we did a compression test on it and it was on spec your more than welcome to do 1 but it starts within 3 kicks so its not lacking anything and 1st kick when warm so valves are good. it does have some aftermarket part and new partsOver sized radiatorsoversize bar clampsfat barsgold excel rimsnew sprockets and renthal chaindelevic headerif you are interested please give me a call or shoot a text to thanksonly trade for newer 250f or truckkeywords: rm,cr,rmz,kx,kxf,crf,yz,yzf,kx125,kx 125,crf150f,crf 150r,crf150r,yz250f,yz 250, rm250 ,rm 250, crf250r,crf250,crf 250,kx85, kx 85, kx 80,ttr125,yz85, yz 85,kx 65,kx65,kx60,rmz250,rm 125, cr85, cr 85, cr80,cr 80, klx 140, crf100, crf 100, crf80 crf 80, crf70,drz125 drz 125, rm125, kx250f, kx 250,crf450r, crf 450r,kx 450f, kx450f,kx250f, kx,250f, crf 250, yz 250f, cr 250, yz 250, rm 250, kx 250. Four stroke, Two stroke, Trade, cr250, yz250, rm250, kx250, kx 125, cr 125, yz125, rm 125, yz250f, yz 250f, yz 250 f, kx250f, kx 250f, crf250r,crf450r, crf 450, crf 450r, rmz450, rmz 450, yz450f, yz 450f, rm 125, kx 125, yz 125, cr 125, cr125, kx125, cr250, crf, 2 stroke, dirtbike, dirt bike, yz 450f, crf 450, crf450, crf450x, crf 450x, crf450r, crf 450r, crf, yzf, rmz,klx,kxf

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