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Engine Size (cc):125
For Sale By:Private Seller
Type:Off-Road
VIN:Jyace12y24a015246
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I have had this bike for a few years and I love the bike. I am selling this bike for the simple reason that I out grew it and I am getting a TTR 230 to replace this one. This bike is in perfect running condition. I have replaced the front tire, the handle bars are brand new, and new handle bar grips. For the people who are in California this vehicle has a california green sticker and it is 50 state legal. Since this bike is an off-road bike I have no clue what the mileage is.
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