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2001 Yamaha Blaster 240 Big Bore on 2040-motos

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Hello I have a one yamaha blaster 240 big bore has a blue air fliter rental fat bars the headlamp works good very bright riding in the dark new back shock on it has a Gold Series fmf header and a fmf pipe the tires are in terrific shape I am selling it because I have no time to ride anymore it is a good quad it needs back brakes to be adjusted the front works alittle but it will stop I am looking for cash or trades no junk and no 80s or 85s no 300ex I like to get 125 or 250 dirtbikes let me know name is james thanks for looking

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