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2008 Ktm 125 Sx on 2040-motos

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2008 125 SX LOW HOURS LOTS OF GOOD PARTS Anybody who's looking for an extremely light and agile two-stroke cross bike that's got so much power it makes even four-strokes eat its dustÂ… can stop looking! And the 125 SX shows its MX2 competitors the ropes on more than the racecourse. An

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