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Engine Size (cc):70
Type:Off-Road
For Sale By:Private Seller
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This is a 4-stroke CRF 70, not a CRF 50, XR 80, etc. It used to have a 110cc motor transplant, but the original 70cc w/ automatic 3-speed transmission has been put back in, and as such, has not seen much use or abuse.
The bike is in good running shape. It has spent the last seven years holding still. The carburetor and fuel system have just been fully disassembled and cleaned out; the air filter is nice and clean; oil is good to go. Aftermarket upgrades include BBR extended front forks, an extended billet swing arm, an engine skid-plate, Fast Minis handlebar triple-clamp, extended billet kickstand, billet muffler tip, exhaust spark arrestor, and of course, the Lone Star graphics kit. Vehicle title is clear. The only damage and sign of wear on the bike is cosmetic. The fenders and number plates have been scratched up a little. The grips and tires have suffered a little from the sun. Local pickup only. The farthest I can take the bike is the city of Tehachapi CA. Thanks for looking, and happy bidding. |
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