2001 Honda Cr250r 2-stroke Dirt Ready - Good Running Condition - Upgrades Cr 250 on 2040-motos
Year:2001
Mileage:0
Manasquan, New Jersey, US
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Honda CR tech info
Type:Off-Road
Engine Size (cc):249
VIN:JH2ME03381M302145
Honda CR description
2001 HONDA CR250R
OFF-ROAD 2-STROKE MOTORCYCLE
GOOD RUNNING CONDITION
DIRT READY - NEEDS NO WORK
WELL MAINTAINED - GARAGE KEPT
NEW GRIPS
NEW SHIFTER
NEW KICK
STARTER
NEW CHAIN
& SPROCKETS
BOYESEN RAD
VALUE
FMF PIPE
& SILENCER
NEW UFO
PLASTICS
(except for
fork guards & number plate)
NORMAL COSMETIC WEAR FOR AVERAGE RIDING HOURS
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