2004 Ktm 625 Sxc on 2040-motos

$4,250

Year:0 Mileage:2

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2004 Ktm 625 SXC with 2,900mis. This street legal Dual Sport is ready to go. California plates, LED turn signals, spark arrestor, skid plate, hand guards, brake snake, coolant catch tank, fork bleeders, KTM bar riser, and Big Gun ceramic coated pipe. This year differs from three with a change to the Keihn Pumper Carb. Much better response off road. SXC was only sold in three and 04. Research at Ktm talk forum and you will find this bike is considered 1 of the best dual sports ever made. I have 2 of them and also owned two 640 Duke IIs with the LC4 motor and have never had a problem with any of them. Add a supermoto wheel set up and you would have 2 bikes in one. I will also include a pair of Shinko dual sport tires that have a more street style tread than most. The subframe on the SXC will also accept the KTM mounts for side cases and tail rack. Rejetted with main, pilot, and needle to avoid the lean stock jetting from bluing pipes or burning valves. 61yr old owner. New AGM battery. Driveway pics taken 11/13. Not even dings in the rims. If you have to make a drive to see it you will not be surprised or disappointed. If a 625 SXC is the bike you have been looking for, you won't go home empty handed.

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