10TEN 140R 140CC DIRT BIKE
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Prize value
- Prize value (est.)
- £1,200
- Cash alternative
- £840
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £522
Cash alternative is £360 less than the prize's estimated value.
Introducing the 10TEN 140R 140CC Dirt Bike, the ultimate ride for young adventure seekers! Designed for performance and durability, this bike is perfect for tackling off-road trails with ease and confidence.
**Key features:**
- Powerful 140cc air-cooled, 4-stroke engine for reliable performance.
- Robust steel frame providing stability and durability on rough terrains.
- 17-inch front and 14-inch rear wheels for enhanced traction and control.
- Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes for superior stopping power.
- Adjustable, long-travel suspension for a smooth ride over bumps and obstacles.
- Lightweight design, making it easy for younger riders to handle.
**What's included:**
- 10TEN 140R 140CC Dirt Bike
- User manual for assembly and safety instructions
- Tool kit for basic maintenance
- Fuel mixing bottle for convenience
- Warranty registration card
There will be 1 winner of this competition.
A cash alternative of £840 is available.
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