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Engine Size (cc):836
For Sale By:Owner
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Hi, This is a really nice bike. The engine features an 836 kit with a degreed in megacycle camshaft. Also has Dyna electronic ignition system, Accel super coils and plug wires, also heavy duty clutch and valve springs. Other features include a 16 inch rear wheel , Avon viper tires (NEW), recent oil and air filter change, silicon bronze swing arm bushings, steering stem tapered roller bearings, and an awful lot of new parts and pieces. Has been stored inside at all times. The only down side is it has some rust on the front rim and some very spotty surface rust. The buyer will also get all the remaining parts that I have. To mention a few, 4 new Honda carb kits, new Honda engine oil seals, New set of cables, Honda oil filters, Honda air filters, New o-ring drive chain and 17 tooth front sprocket ,starters, clutch plates and much more.
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