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RE: 79 CM400T

RE: 79 CM400T

Bikesavage said 2006-03-09 17:10

Running in overall good condition. I would say, $800 to $1200 depending on where you live. I paid $850 for a running one with new tires and pretty clean. Mileage should be 12,000 or under. They tend to go south after 25,000. I added a chain sprockets, battery and float needles for under $200 and have been loving the bike for a few years now.

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