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Item Name: FS 2000 Rokon MK9 TrailBreaker 2 wheel Drive Motorcycle Used less than 200 Miles
Location: Blue Ridge
Zip Code: 30555
Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 3400.00
Willing to Ship: No
Bill of Sale Required?: No
Item Description: 2000 Rokon MK9 TrailBreaker 2 wheel Drive Motorcycle
Used less than 200 Miles
$3,400.00
Plunger 3 Range Transfercase
15" Aluminum Wheels (can hold 5 gallons of Fuel or Water each)
Shock Fitted Seat
Front and rear Disc Brakes
Kohler 6.6 hp Engone
Rear Tow Bar
Owned from New (was $6,500 in 2000)
This thing will go ANYWHERE, and drag anything.
All books and parts manuals
Just serviced
The Trail-Breaker’s classic design is a perfect blend of functionality and ease of use. Known for their ability to go anywhere, Trail-Breakers have been used by the United States’ Armed Forces, Forest Service, Fish and Game officers in some 25 states, countless big game hunters, trail builders, farmers, ranchers, and even treasure hunters. Since 1960, the Trail-Breaker has set the standard for Rokon. Features include:
Suspension - Patented AutoGrab Front Suspension makes for a smooth ride even in demanding terrain like mud, sand, or snow.
Floatation - Hollow drum wheels can provide floatation in mud sand or snow.
Powerful - Full time front and rear wheel drive with superior torque mean you can tow up to 2,000 lbs.
Climb - Climb a 60% grade. Rokons have climbed mountains from the Rockies of Colorado to the Andes of Chile. With a ground clearance of 14 inches, the Trail-Breaker can go up and over any terrain.
Stable - Wide tractor tires (8x12x25”) and a lightweight of 218 lbs. combined with all wheel drive provides unmatched stability in any terrain.
Reliable - Standard American nuts, bolts, and chain make Rokons easy to maintain and repair. Parts are widely available and manuals easy to follow.
Versatile - From tow bars and saddle bags to side cars and log skidders, Rokon has a wide range of accessories to help you get any job done.
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Item Name: FS 2000 Rokon MK9 TrailBreaker 2 wheel Drive Motorcycle Used less than 200 Miles
Location: Blue Ridge
Zip Code: 30555
Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 3400.00
Willing to Ship: No
Bill of Sale Required?: No
Item Description: 2000 Rokon MK9 TrailBreaker 2 wheel Drive Motorcycle
Used less than 200 Miles
$3,400.00
Plunger 3 Range Transfercase
15" Aluminum Wheels (can hold 5 gallons of Fuel or Water each)
Shock Fitted Seat
Front and rear Disc Brakes
Kohler 6.6 hp Engone
Rear Tow Bar
Owned from New (was $6,500 in 2000)
This thing will go ANYWHERE, and drag anything.
All books and parts manuals
Just serviced
The Trail-Breaker’s classic design is a perfect blend of functionality and ease of use. Known for their ability to go anywhere, Trail-Breakers have been used by the United States’ Armed Forces, Forest Service, Fish and Game officers in some 25 states, countless big game hunters, trail builders, farmers, ranchers, and even treasure hunters. Since 1960, the Trail-Breaker has set the standard for Rokon. Features include:
Suspension - Patented AutoGrab Front Suspension makes for a smooth ride even in demanding terrain like mud, sand, or snow.
Floatation - Hollow drum wheels can provide floatation in mud sand or snow.
Powerful - Full time front and rear wheel drive with superior torque mean you can tow up to 2,000 lbs.
Climb - Climb a 60% grade. Rokons have climbed mountains from the Rockies of Colorado to the Andes of Chile. With a ground clearance of 14 inches, the Trail-Breaker can go up and over any terrain.
Stable - Wide tractor tires (8x12x25”) and a lightweight of 218 lbs. combined with all wheel drive provides unmatched stability in any terrain.
Reliable - Standard American nuts, bolts, and chain make Rokons easy to maintain and repair. Parts are widely available and manuals easy to follow.
Versatile - From tow bars and saddle bags to side cars and log skidders, Rokon has a wide range of accessories to help you get any job done.
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