2008 Ktm85 Sx Motor Engine Bottom End on 2040-parts.com
Bedford, Pennsylvania, United States
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2007 Ktm85 sx Complete bottom end not including electronics. The motor is in excellent shape (clutch,tranny,no cracks or leaks in cases). Engine only needs a new crank (150$ on ebay). The rod has a little up and down play. I also have a brand new never used replated cylinder and oem piston. Call anytime with questions 814-979-1205
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