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Engine Size (cc):500
Type:Scrambler
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Bike has been stored in my dry garage for decades, before that an old boy had it in his garage for a number of years. He told me he bought it as a runner and disassembled it to check for wear and replaced anything not up to standard. It has not been started since he reassembled it. The rear tire goes flat, the tube probably has a time cracks in it. Note it has the SC T gearbox. The frame neck reinforcement blocks the numbers except for a 2. Note the engine numbers don't have the typical dots so the cases may be replacement. Pick up here is preferred or U-Ship is a good alternative these days. Comes with the correct Scrambler seat and an after market air canister. If no feedback, then contact me first before bidding.
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