2006 Suzuki Rmz 450 Dirt Bike on 2040-motos

$2,100

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2006 Suzuki RMZ 450 dirt bike, $2,100, image 1

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Up for sale is my very nice and clean six RMZ 450. With 2 brand new tires, new chain and sprocket and fresh fork seals and oil this bike is ready to ride! Has the full FMF megabomb header with titanium 4.1 exhaust on it. Fuel air mixture screw, thumb savers and renthal double wall bars. Good looking bike and fast! Bare plastics for your choice of graphics, $2100 call or text may consider some trades for other dirt bikes possibly atvs let me know what you have

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