2005 Honda Cr125r on 2040-motos

$2,100

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2005 Honda CR125R . In good shape. Just had top end rebuilt with Wiseco piston and ring. Also had topend nicklesealed. Bike had about two hr on new top end. Runs well. You wont find a faster 125. Has a FMF gold series pipe, moose racing hand guards, pillow top grips, and attack gripper seat. Asking 2100.00. OBO. Call . Ask for Mike.

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