1979 Honda Ct 90 (olympia) on 2040-motos

$1,250

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1979 Honda CT 90 (olympia), $1,250, image 1

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1979 Honda Trail CT 90, Original with low miles 3289, One owner , Street Legal, New Tires, Street Gears, along with Split Low Gears for Off Road. Adjustable Rear Shocks, Rear Luggage Rack, Dual Foot Pegs for Rider, Reserve Fuel Tank, Turn Signals, Horn, Locking Steering Column. Great for Drift Boat Fisherman, Hunting, Camping, Motor Home. This Bike is 8-9 on a ten scale. Offer. 360-701-XXXX

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