96 Honda 80 Dirt Bike on 2040-motos

$400

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I have a 1996 Honda 80R dirt bike its water cooled and has an FMF exhaust it runs and drives but i think needs a new carb or carb cleaning when your at low rpm it boggs down but in neutral it revs fine and at high rpm its better but low to mid range just not smooth anyway if interested please shoot me a call or preferably a text at thanks and please serious inquires only I'm not asking a crazy price for it

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