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Two Honda Xr80's on 2040-motos

$750
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Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, GA
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I have two 85/86 xr80 motorcycles for sale. Both ran when last pre-owned.One of the bikes has a carb that is clogged up and wont flow gas, the other bike runs fine at times and sometimes it will not crank but wait and try it later and it will start and run fine.Both bikes are complete and in good overall cosmetic condition. These are not brand new bikes and they are priced very fairly for the pair. Please dont ask me to trade and don't ask what the bottom dollar is or the "last price" as many people not of our culture ask.These bikes are worth 650.00 each running properly and mine are priced at 750.00 for the pair which leaves you plenty of room to spend a couple bucks on them to get them tweaked.We are located at: 659 Airport Road, Lawrenceville Ga 30046P:

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