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2001 Honda Xr650r on 2040-motos

$2,000
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I have a 2001 xr650r which i bought whole and decide to do a full restoreThe entire bike is tended to nothing is broken bent or out of spec, ever single bearings, seals and bushings were replaced. I have receipts for everything I bought new.New bearings seals and bushingsRear shock rebuilt by race techFront forks rebuiltSwing arm bearings replacedLinkage bearing replacedSteering neck bearings replacedI made a complete dual sport harness which allows bike to have hi n low beam headlamp, horn, turn signals, tail light brake lightMy work is absolutely neat!!! New plasticsNew clarke tankIts better to see the bike in person. I have a box with all the old stuff I replacedI dont have a title but i have an official letter from honda that will assist in obtaining a titleBike doesnt run in its present but ran before make over.Only contact me if you know what this bike is and its value, price is firm!Contact Oneal via text only

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