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2009 Gp Racing Cr 125 Shifter Kart (2) on 2040-parts.com

US $6,000.00
Location:

Ridgefield, Washington, United States

Ridgefield, Washington, United States
Condition:Used

For sale is 2 GP racing CR 125 shifter karts, both karts have stock Hondas both have new top end kits. One has Tillet medium seat one has ribtec Carbon seat. Both have mychrons, both have black DWT wheels also have 2 spare sets of wheels with tires (1 alum set 1 magnesium set) also have 2 sets of rain tires on rims, extra gears, chains, spare fuel pumps, Misc hardware, brake pads etc. (lots and lots of spares) the number 24 kart currently has hand controls for paraplegic driver (I can pull off and put all stock setup back on in an hour) karts are located in Vancouver WA, I will ship but buyer to pay all expenses.

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