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Price's For A 2002

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how much will a good condition txt pro in 200 or 250 go for my mate is after one, and also are they reliable as i herd problems with the gear box's. thanks :(

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I would try to stretch to a 2003 if possible - most of the problems ironed out by then. They've got to be getting around the 2 grand mark now if you can get a new 2004 for

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what was wrong with the 02 pro? :(

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what was wrong with the 02 pro? 

Nowt at all ! Mines Bang on :D

what was wrong with the 02 pro? 

Nowt at all ! Mines Bang on :D

I know that a lot of them have not had any problems at all. I also know that a disproportionate amount did have problems. Several things were immediately updated for the 2003 model, most of which caused problems on mine and many others - clutch, gearbox, cooling system, more oil capacity to name but a few.

All I'm saying is that if you can afford the extra bit to go for a 2003 it would be a lot safer bet. The 2002 pro was a big step forward, the 2003 and 2004 ironed out the almost inevitable problems.

i have got a 2002 txt not a pro the txt are better i want 1700 for it it is mint

Mine is a 2002 TXT not pro, it cost me 1800 in October, bike is great, and when bought had no problems or anythng, hope this helps.

YD

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