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1986 Honda Xr100r (indianapolis) on 2040-motos

$250
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Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis, IN
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1986 Honda xr100r (indianapolis), $250, image 1

Honda XR description

1986 Honda xr100r. new back tire and tube. front tire has good tread. lost compression. but motor aint locked up. 1 day was running and riding great and next couldn't get it started. also has small crack in seat as shown in pic. would be a great starter bike for any kid. (Christmas is coming up. great present once fixed) $250 obo or trade for things that go BANG!, go karts, moped, or just send a pic of what you got? Text only! Justin 317-666-XXXX Thanks

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