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1883 HOINDA CR 480R MOTOCROSS (1983)
HONDA CR480R COMPLETE RESTORE PROJECT. BIKE WAS REBUILT BY A MECHANIC OF A HONDA DEALERSHIP OUT IN THE NORTHWEST. I BOUGHT OFF THE VMX RACING SITE HAD SHIPPED HERE IN THE EAST. I NEEDED VERY LITTLE EFFORT TO SEE THE BIKE WAS A PRISTINE MACHINE FOR DISPLAY ON A SHOWROOM, OR RACED IN THE EVO CLASS VINTAGE MX. THE FRAME IS PAINTED WITH THE OEM PAINT COLOR NEW TIRES, BUCHANON SPOKES, ON GOLD EXCELL RIMS! I PUT ALL NEW PLASTICS ON THE BIKE, CABLES, GRIPS, SEAT COVER. ENGINE WAS PORTED POLISHED, CARB JETTED, ALL NEW CRANK BEARINGS, TOP END. BIKE IS A GOOD ONE TO RIDE SINCE QUITE AGILE, LIGHT FOR AN OPEN BIKE! NEW THROTTLE ASSEMBLY! THIS IS A SHARP BIKE ONE OF THE LAST EDITIONS ROGER DECOSTER DESIGNED FOR HONDA PRIOR OF HIS RETURN TO SUZUKI! ANYWAY, BIKE STARTS IN ONE OR TWEO KICKS! WHUUUU! A LOT OF COMPRESSION REMINISCENT OF MY NEW 2003 KX 500 RACED SOME TEN YEARS AGO. LOL BIKE WILL MAKE POTENTIAL OWNERS AN ALL NEW BIKE WHERE SAVE YOU THOUSANDS GETTING A VINTAGE BIKE WHERE THIS ONE IS! GOOD LUCK BIDDING!2013-09-03 10:20:40Erie, Pennsylvania, US1001,000.00 -
1983 Honda CR (1983)
THIS IS A ALL ORIGINAL LOW HOUR 1983 CR250. EXCELLENT CONDITION. SORRY FOR THE DUST ITS BEEN IN STORAGE A LONG TIME.2016-06-16 05:13:51Sun City, California, United States3002,800.00 -
1983 Honda CR (1983)
If you collect vintage Honda motocross bikes and you don't have one of these yet, then here is your chance. Perhaps you have one already and know how rare they are. No collection would be complete without one. The only way I think you could find one in better condition is if it was never ridden. The guy I got this from bought it for his son to ride but then it just sat in the garage. It has new Dunlop tires and new graphics but other than that it is complete original. Just like all Honda CR's this is a 2 stroke racing motorcycle. It has a 6 speed transmission and is a little red rocket. Not really a pit bike or for beginners this buke came from the original owner. I soled with BILL OF SALE ONLY Thank you for looking2016-07-13 04:46:38Palmdale, California, United States11200 -
1983 Honda CR (1983)
1983 cr480 runs great new chain, chain glider, plastics good tight second over. has moto plat ignition aftermarket pipe and carb from sd racing title in hand 714 624 6078 can text more pics2016-07-15 04:45:06Anaheim, California, United States07400 -
1983 Honda CR (1983)
Selling a beautiful replica of the CR60R works bike BBR motorsports built. The bike was NOT built by BBR Motorsports, it was built to look like the "works" bike that they built. Bike was a frame up build, almost everything was removed and painted or replaced.2016-08-08 04:45:56Burbank, California, United States1117100 -
1983 Honda CR (1983)
New Part: seat cover, wide pegs, shifter, chain & sprockets, tires & tubes, bearings, Boyesen Link, rebuilt shock, new spring for210# rider , new pipe, grips, Fork seals, chain rollers & slider, air filter. Whilpul Throttle, Flat slide Mikuni TM carb. Bike was taken completely apart and rebuilt.2016-08-23 04:43:05Rockwell City, Iowa, United States97500 -
1983 Honda CR (1983)
1983 Honda CR250. Full cosmetic / light mechanical resto. New DG pip and silencer.2016-08-24 04:43:52Raleigh, North Carolina, United States03,450.00 -
1983 Honda CR (1983)
This bike is in great condition and has had the complete engine gone through. New bearings, seals and gaskets. Still on original bore with new piston and rings.2016-12-08 04:35:40Mentone, California, United States010000 -
1983 Honda CR (1983)
HOWDY FROM TEXAS!!!! THIS 1983 Honda CR 480 R IS LIKE BRAND NEW. HAS NOT SEEN DIRT.2024-06-23 18:40:49San Antonio, Texas, United States10800.00
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