Lil Indian Minibike Old School on 2040-motos

$475

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Cool lil indian mini bike - Like brand new !This would make a great Birthday present.Built this from a kit with my daughter 2yrs ago.Has only about fifteen hours riding time.3.0 Tecumseh engine - mag wheels - rear disc brakes.An adult can ride this with no problem.$475.00 Firm !! No trades !!!No E-mails Just Call meThanksKen -

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