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Used 1961 Honda C100h Hunter Cub For Sale on 2040-motos

$5,500
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:270
Location:

Billings, Montana

Billings, MT
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One of the very 1st trail bike motorcycles 1962 CA100T Trail 50 Manufacturer by Motor Company Engine 49 cc OHV four stroke Power five horsepower at 9500 rpm Transmission 3 gear with stepped chain ring and automatic clutch Tires 25 17 Red and Black All original Only 270 mis The forks are Super Cub style being a pressed steel unit with small leading link springs The long exhaust pipe sweeps straight back horizontal near the ground unlike upswept exhaust Stepped chain rings are also quite evident Larger off road ring is nearly twice the diameter of the road ring Full financing professional nationwide shipping and extended warranties are all available on approved credit

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