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1985 Honda CR (1985)
1985 Honda CR500R, Purchased from a friend of mine. Has been sitting in a work shed for 15 years. All original, stock pipe was Ceramic coated, very little ride time, I did not paint the frame or engine.2016-07-16 04:44:47Fort Worth, Texas, United States19000 -
1985 Honda CR (1985)
1985 ATC250R in very good condition. This bike is not a toy and should be ridden at your own risk! All plastics are original except the radiator shrouds.2016-07-08 04:45:38Freehold, New Jersey, United States1002735 -
1985 Honda CR (1985)
For sale I have a CR500 Honda. Now I can tell you about how much power and speed this thing produces but anybody that's sit on top of one of these engines already knows. The engine is fresh and has a specially developed compression release for this engine. Unbelievable compression. Takes the roll starter to crank-which is included. It's ready to take to the track. This thing's not scared of anything from go-kart tracks to the mile. Love it but left knee can't stand it anymore. $3,000. In Hickory, NC. (828)294-1941-please no text.2016-07-27 04:46:40Hickory, North Carolina, United States12600 -
1985 Honda CR (1985)
Bike has been in storage for 5 years. After a little work, the bike is running fine; however, it has a coolant leak, most likely at the water pump. Engine oil can be contaminated with water. I have purchased the two water pump seals; however, I have not installed them. They will be sold with bike. Bike exterior appears to be in really good shape, plastics are a little faded with some minor scratches. Side motor case has been repainted. Rear tire in good shape, front tire is weathered from age and forks have leaked at some point. Overall in very good shape for it's age and not being restored. Bike is sold as is. No title, bill of sale only. CA residents will have to pay back registration fees due non-op never being filed. Any questions, you can call me at 909-213-0608.2016-07-06 04:46:41Kingman, Arizona, United States104500 -
1985 Honda CR (1985)
2nd owner. I've owned this bike 32 years. It was bored .020 over 20 years ago n probably didn't need it then.2024-06-24 00:43:24La Porte, Indiana, United States10510,000.00 -
1985 Honda Cr Series 125R5 Dirt Bike (1985)
1985 Honda Cr Series 125R5, 1985 CR125 restored. Complete Bottom end and top end rebuild with the paperwork to prove it. This bike has been restored with the correct color frame paint and plastics.2013-09-05 05:52:23Midland, TX, US21,500.00 -
1985 Honda CR (1985)
This CR80 came from the same person I bought the 83 CR60 that sold here earlier. As you can see both bikes were well kept and are very nice bikes, after looking over the 60 and seeing how clean it was I went back 2 days later and bought the 80 knowing it would be in the same condition. Please remember, this is a two stroke racing bike, very fast , not for beginners. It has a clear Calif. title and green Cal.2016-08-12 04:44:57Palmdale, California, United States18700 -
1985 Honda CR250R DIRT BIKE 2 STROKE (1985)
I have 1985 Honda cr250r 2 stroke dirt bike. I got this bike in a trade the person said it just got a rebuilt was bored 290. It runs really good super fast.2013-10-23 00:24:59Paradise, California, US0205.50 -
1985 Honda CR (1985)
Very nice vintage Honda CR250R, needs nothing ready to ride. Recent tires front and rear, suspension rebuilt both front and rear and set up for 200 Lb rider. Side case and water pump replaced with new so no issues going forward.2016-07-11 04:47:07Temecula, California, United States9996600
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