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1974 Honda Other on 2040-motos

US $7600
YearYear:1974 MileageMileage:10
Location:

Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, United States

Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, United States
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Honda Other description

Up for auction is a good running XL250 4 cycle scrambler that came with a collection of bikes I purchased.

I had the bike gone thru last summer and it hasn't been run since then.

it had the gas tank flushed and sealed, carb rebuilt, new plugs and points, and battery.  (Although the battery is now dead, I'm not sure if you can bring it back or not)

The bike runs great and only has a relatively low 10,000 miles.  The tires are good and the only thing I can see it needs is the rubber from the carb to the air cleaner.

The bike has a clear title.  If I missed something I can be reached at 507-456-2957.  Good Luck. 

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