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2006 Yamaha Ttr-50 (carrollton) on 2040-motos

$1,000
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Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, GA
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2006 Yamaha TTR-50 (Carrollton), $1,000, image 1

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2006 Yamaha TTR-50 Push button automatic start, monocross rear suspension, and a 3 gear automatic clutch transmission great for learning and playing. one owner, always garaged and maintained by local Yamaha dealership. Includes like new Scorpion EXO Helmet, size seven boots, child 40-60 pounds. chest protector and gloves. $1,000

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