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Honda XR tech info
Engine Size (cc):100
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Off-Road
Honda XR description
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Bike is in good running condition. Starts with one kick in most
situations. The fuel petcock needs replaced because it does not fully
shut off . The carburetor float valve may need cleaned or replaced. I
have the replacement for the front fork dust guard and it will be
included with the bike. Oil was changed in early spring this year and the bike has only been ridden twice since then. Side cover bracket was
repaired by a previous owner. The front wheel does not hold air and will
need a new tube. Selling as is.
Because of the origins and year of manufacture of this bike, there is no known existing title. There is a procedure for obtaining one, however, should the buyer's state of residence require it. Mileage is listed as zero, but is actually unknown since the bike did not come with an odometer when manufactured. This bike would be great for a beginner. $50 down payment required within 24 hours of auction ending. Pickup within 7 days of auction's end unless previous arrangements are made with the seller. |
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