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This 1981 Honda Twinstar is in amazing condition. It has 4,020mis on the odometer. A Honda Helix came up for sale that I bought and being an old guy I would rather not have to mess with shifting gears. I have over $1900 invested in the bike and upgrades. Bike has new Windshield, front tire and tube, chrome trim around the gas tank, case saver with highway pegs, OEM Hondaline luggage rack, locking top box with back rest, led spoiler and turn signals, saddlebags, chrome license plate frame with tail and stop lamps. Also comes with extra complete front wheel (tire is weather cracked) and good condition chrome seat grab rail. The only issues with this bike are that the key will come out of the ignition when in the On position and the back tire is weather cracked, although it has plenty of tread left. The highway pegs were not on the bike when the images were taken. The Twinstar also comes with a Honda Factory Shop Manual and an owners manual for a 1980 Honda Twinstar 200 cc (couldn't find a 1981 manual on Ebay). The bike has an antique license plate good for 5 yrs and eliminates the need for annual state inspections. It may be possible to transfer the plate to your name. Cash only. Thanks for looking.
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