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Mileage:100
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Type:Off-Road
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CRF description
Bike is ready to ride and extremely fast. Ready for any level competition. Newer bikes of the same quality and power are bringing $8,000 or more. Selling to fund my performance car addiction. Bike is in excellent condition and has been meticulously maintained. No trades. I do not need help selling. No scammers or you will get a nasty, unpleasant reply. Do not waste my time or yours. Available for viewing in Clarksville. I need to get what I have into it and that is what I am asking. Want to sell quickly. Start up video available upon request.
- Complete motor rebuild (June, 2013)...receipt available
- Wiseco crank, rod, and piston
- All new seals
- New water pump
- Kibblewhite black diamond valves, intake and exhaust
- Kibblewhite valve springs
- Brand new warped front and rear rims, rotors, and pads
- All new fluids
- New Gold Series chain
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