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1982 Honda Other (1982)
Here is a 1982 HONDA FT500 ASCOT project one owner with only 13,303 actual miles! title has been lost I can pass along contact information of a title company that can aquire a new title for the winner of the auction,the bike has been sitting inside storage for ten years,motor turns over when bike is pushed in gear,throttle is free,needs a battery and the carb probably needs cleaning before the bike will run,front brake works rear doesn't,tank is clean inside,selling as is although I don't see any major repairs that the bike will need,buyer will have to pay for shipping and locate there own shipper if one is needed I'm not sure there prices I have met with shippers several times usually uship.com,i can store the bike for ten days after the auction ends if your not local no longer I don't have the room,auction may end early because I might sell the bike before the auction ends,paypal accepted as payment if your not local,there might be a nut or bolt missing here and there and or other everything I have for the bike is in the pictures,there might be some rust on the bike also,Thanks for looking and good luck bidding I'm located in Minnesota and my zip is 55025,Always looking to buy old and or unwanted Motorcycles and Dirt bikes.2016-07-17 04:45:20Forest Lake, Minnesota, United States136400 -
1983 Honda CX650 Project 25,813 Miles Been Sitting For 4 Years Have Title. (1983)
Here is a 1983 Honda CX650 project with 25,813 miles bike has been sitting in a garage for four years,motor turns over when the bike is pushed in gear,throttle is free,tank has a couple dings on it and there is a little rust type dust inside that looks like it could be cleaned up easy,brakes work,clutch lever pulls in,tranni shifts threw the gears,bike does have spark when i connected a charger to the battery the starter turns slow and might need to be replaced in the near future,some small nuts and bolts might be missing the petcock is off and looks like the tank has been patched so it might have had a leak or still leaks,the radiator grill and the side plastics are not bolted on the bike just sitting on for the picture,bike was suppose to have ran when it was parked,selling as is,buyer pays shipping and finds there own shipper if one is needed not sure there prices i can meet them at my door and i dont have room to store the bike,paypal accepted as payment if your not local,auction may end early because a watcher on ebay might want to purchase the bike before the auction ends,Thanks for looking and good luck bidding Carl in forest lake minnesota 55025.2013-09-05 08:25:48Forest Lake, Minnesota, US25,813127.50 -
1982 Honda CX500 24,298 Miles Runs And Drives Have Title.Been Sitting 3 Years. (1982)
Here is a 1982 Honda CX500 with 24,298 miles runs and drives could use a carb cleaning needs a new battery right away,all lites work except the taillite brake lite works,horn works,fork seals leak and the bike leaks some oil and coolant common for a thirty year old bike,brakes work,tranni shifts threw the gears,i took a picture of the tach while it was running today and reved the rpms up for the picture,i had to use a charger to start the bike,there is a dent on top of the tank,selling as is,buyer pays shipping and finds there own shipper not sure there prices i can meet them at my door and i dont have the room to store it after the auction ends,paypal accepted as payment if your not local,auction may end early because a watcher on ebay might want to purchase it before the auction ends,Thanks for looking and good luck bidding Carl in forest lake minnesota 55025.2013-09-04 04:55:08Forest Lake, Minnesota, US24,2981.25
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