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1997 Honda Cr125 (rhinelander) on 2040-motos

$900
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Northern Wi,

Northern Wi
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1997 Honda CR125 (Rhinelander), $900, image 1

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I have a 97 CR125 for sale,excellant runner.ive owned it for bout 6 years.i actually pre-owned it 1summer.a friend bought one n so did I then the novelty wore off and its been sitting.i have started and drove it every year a cple times each year so it hasn't been "just sitting".give me a call lets talk.need to get rid of it

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