Honda CB description
Clean and original 1985 Honda CB125S. 7,484 miles. Clear title. Kick
start only. Starts easily and rides good, but needs the carburetor
cleaned as it will only run with the choke on. Original "Turuna Red"
paint is in good condition with only a few small scratches. Inside of
tank is clean. Needs a battery. Rims are straight and clean. Front tires
is good. Back one will need to be replaced soon. Nice clean bike with
stock cafe style tank.
Buyer to pay and arrange for shipping. May be able to help find a shipper. Deposit required through Paypal within 48 hours. Bike is for sale locally so we reserve the right to end the auction early. |
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