Ex400 Honda 2000 on 2040-motos

$1,000

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4 weeler EX400 Honda ,sand tires red and black / needs work done to it front and rear sprocket and chain and guide will have to be replaced / chain came off and wrapped around the drive sprocket /went up on ebay and a good set will cost around $65.00 with the chain I will consider all offers and trades Call or text) let me know what you got may be we can work something out!!

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