2003 Yamaha Ttr 125. Small Wheel Model, Original Cond. Ultra Clean on 2040-motos
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This machine is kickstart only. This bike is so clean you could roll it right into your living area. It is super easy to start and ride, it runs perfect. It doesn't smoke, leak, or make any unusual noises. All service items are up to date and this bike is 100 percent ready to gift and then load up and go ride. Clear Washington state title, of course.Price is firm, cash only, no trades.Thanks for looking.
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