Crf 70 on 2040-parts.com
Antioch, Illinois, US
I have 2 used crf 70's for sale they are in almost mint condition few scratches one is a 2004 crf that is all stock and a 2008 which has a aftermarket rear stiff shock! Also a new rear tube! Looking to sell the 2008 only but will sell both for right price. I'm looking for 1000 for the 2008. Will sell both for 1900 obo if you have any questions you can call or text 708-710-7063 the bidding is for the one 2008 crf 70 thanks for looking if interested in both call or text me
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