Nice 1984 Honda 125m 3 Wheeler With Title on 2040-motos

$500

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Nice 1984 honda 125m 3 wheeler with title, $500, image 1

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I am selling a nice 3 wheeler bought and redone for my daughter be she never rides it..runs perfect has high and low gears has new tires new brakes new cables new spark plug new gas new oil and new battery new off road permit and flag ready to go runs and rides perfect 500 call Steve

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