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1970 Honda Mini Trail 50 on 2040-motos

$1,000
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Waterloo, Iowa

Waterloo, IA
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211 Hudson Rd 1970-71 Honda Mini Trail 50. This is an unrestored classic vintage dirt bike. Original Mexican yellow paint with light chips. 90% complete - missing headlamp, tail light, and handlebar switch. Original seat is torn, one dime size dent on front of tank, but otherwise nice condition including good wheels and tires. Runs well. No mechanical issues. $1000 OBO.Makes a great pit bike. Run it or restore it and double your money.Located in Cedar Falls. Call or text.

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