2011 Ktm 250xcw on 2040-motos

$3,800

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2011 Ktm 250 electric starter two stroke. Newer top end, skid plate, radiator guards, bark busters, heated handlebar grips, factory connection rear shock. This is a great woods bike.Many extras available for sale as well such as trelleborg winter friction spike tires and recluse auto clutch. Call john for info.. No text or email please. $3800 or best offer

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