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Bought this bike originally in 2000 for my older son 16 years ago when he was 6 years old. He rode it for 4 1/2 years, when he got a Honda CFR 150 and the following year, his younger brother began riding it. He then rode it for the next 4 years, when he took his older brothers CFR. It is used, but has been garage kept and has had its oil and spark plugs changed regularly as well as servicing for the brakes and carburetor. It starts up without issue and runs smoothly. Replaced the gas tank, shock, front forks, tires and misc other parts. Great starter bike with a 3 speed transmission and no clutch. My younger son decided to paint it but no impact on engine or functioning. Make a reasonable offer and its yours.
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