1999 Honda Xr200 Dirtbike Great Christmas Present!! on 2040-motos

$800

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1999 Honda XR200 Dirtbike Great Christmas Present!!, $800, image 1

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For Sale: 1999 Honda XR200 dirt bike. four stroke, 200cc, perfect for beginners and smaller riders. Easy to ride, won't jump up from under you, but enough power to haul around a full sized rider. Great trail bike. Air cooled kick start only: very little maintenance and no battery to go dead. Easy to start. Front and rear brakes work great.In terrific condition, ready to ride. It starts in a few kicks when cold, 1st kick when hot, idles great. The only issue is it smokes a little when cold. Smokes clears after a minimum and doesn't smoke at all when warm. It has been this way since I've had it and hasn't gotten worse. I bought this bike for my GF to learn to ride, but after a tumble she said she's done with motorcycles.Asking $800 OBO. Located in Bryan, about 90 mis south of Waco. Possible delivery for the cost of gas. Shoot me an email through Craigslist, or give me a call/txt:.I will consider trades for things that go bang, particularly a Glock twenty Gen 3, or a Honda Big Red or 250SX 3 wheeler.

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