2005 Ktm Exc400 Motorcycle on 2040-motos

$3,875

Year:0 Mileage:2

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2005 KTM EXC400 motorcycle, $3,875, image 1

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2005 KTM EXC 400 street legal enduro motorcycle. 2020 original miles. single owner. In Exceptional condition. Stock drive train with WP shocks front and back. Electric and kick start. CNC oil pump protector, factory skid plate, Stainless Steel permanent oil filters, New rear rubber, Acerbis bark busters, thirteen and 14 tooth drive sprockets. All factory recommended service intervals followed including oil changes. All factory manuals and original invoice and paperwork.This is a cross-country off road motorcycle that has been retrofitted with KTM factory components and aftermarket accessories to convert it to street legal status. It is titled and licensed as a road vehicle Original owner. Has minor oxidation on front and rear fender, a crack in 1 plastic air scoop that has been riveted, and minor seat wear at the horn of the seat. Call Chris at for more info or to schedule an appointment to see it. Emails will not be answered. Call now.

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