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1979 Honda cr 125 Elsinore Race dirtbike
23' front wheel has been replaced with a 21" the suspension has a 1980 swingarm and front forks
Renthal handle bars
Has a DG head, just put all new plastics with new tires also had tank painted with new graphics
New air filter bike starts first kick
has no problems super great vintage bike
The bike comes with alot of extra parts
Bike has no title (Bill of sale only)
Local pickup only
Bike located in San diego Ca
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2010 Honda V4 Teaser [video]
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