Ascot Ft500 on 2040-motos

US $1,000.00

Year:1982 Mileage:27000 Color: Red

Location:

Republican City, Nebraska, US

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Engine Size (cc):500 VIN:JH2PC0707CM011996

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1982 HONDA Ascot FT500

27,000 miles, third owner. Had a Stater replaced at 10,000 miles, starter rebuild at 15,000 miles

this year had carb cleaned, new battery, fork seals and rear master cylinder rebuild. All the electrical componets work.

Starts and runs out good. Not new, but a good solid motorcycle.

speedometer replaced at 13, 000 miles

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