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2008 Ktm Smc on 2040-motos

US $33000

Year:2008 Mileage:13 Color: Orange

Location:

Yonkers, New York, United States

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KTM smc tech info

Engine Size (cc):690

KTM smc description

extremely hard to find....runs perfect, no smoke, leaks, noises, 13500 miles, always serviced def not mint but great shape, always been a road bike, last season put michelin supermoto cut slicks (still on bike, work great warmed up but should change em if ur gonna do street riding) and did a couple track days..was awesome , stock except for fmf slip on, fi light is on but runs perfect,very strong destroy ur friends drz 400's...bike will do close to 120, adult owned no b.s no test rides w/o cash don't waste my time don't need to sell just don't use it anymore message for questions / more info
thanks bike located in Westchester county NY cash only i will not ship or deliver this bike................

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