1984 Honda Honda Cr 60 R on 2040-motos

$1,799

Year:1984 Mileage:1 Color: Red

Location:

Hiram, Georgia

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1984 Honda HONDA CR 60 R, THIS BIKE HAS BEEN FULLY RESTORED TO A DAVID BAILEY CHAMPIONSHIP REPLICA. GOLD EXCEL RIMS , RARE BIKE WITH THIS THEME. - WOULD LOOK GOOD IN THE DEN, RUNS LIKE NEW, REAL ATTENTION GETTER. OR JUST PUT IT BACK ON THE TRACK AND TEAR IT UP!

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