2005 Honda Trx 400ex on 2040-motos

$2,000

Year:2005 Mileage:0

Location:

Sacramento, California

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Type:Dirt Bike Phone:(916) 534-4890

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2005 Honda Trx 400EX, Moose front bumper and floor boards After market pipe and air cleaner and jet kit 2" rear wheel spacers front rims reversed for wider stance Have pink slip in hand. Has crack in front fender (see last picture). Call or text Brandy 916-534-4890 $2,000.00 9165344890

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