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1977 Honda Cr125M Elsinore,low hour bike,starts runs,rides excellent.New VMX rear fender,new seat cover,new ProForm pipe with silencer,new air filter.Original front tire,cables,side panels,etc.Tank has a few shallow dents,have to hunt to find them. Frame has been sandblasted and repainted.Good chain & sprockets.Newer back tire,nice straight clean rims/spokes/hubs,rims still have DID stickers on them.Bought from original owner,stored in heated basement for over 30yrs,have stock pipe and silencer also.Great bike to ride/race/restore $1250 or interesting trade.
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