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2006 Yamaha Ttr-50 **great Starer Bike/christmas Gift on 2040-motos

$900
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Raleigh, North Carolina

Raleigh, NC
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2006 Yamaha TTR-50 dirt bike for sale. Great starter bike . Bike is garage keep , with 1 owner. Electric starter with no clutch, four stroke , New battery , sprockets and chains in attractive condition.Also have 2006 Yamaha TTR- 110 for sale. It is also garage keep with one owner . automatic starter , four stroke. please text me at

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