Reduced !!!1999 Honda Xr 80 Mint Flawless Perfect Bike on 2040-motos

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reduced !!!1999 honda xr 80 mint flawless perfect bike, $600, image 1

Honda XR description

breaks work bike is mint flawless starts with a half of a kick cold runs good as you see in the images come check it out this bike is 1200.00 all day long raising money for vacation ' + makes a perfect christmas gift i am 180 pounds five feet six and still able to do 60 mph on it with out slugish or skipping a beat i bought it for my kid he is eleven and is not doing home work etc so i will try again next year

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