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1990 Honda CR (1990)
I restored this CR500 with all new parts: cables, levers, chain and sprockets; new Dunlop Sports K695 tires, plastic. Engine is rebuilt with new clutch, top end, crank bearings and seals. Front forks are rebuilt.2016-08-25 04:49:35Laceys Spring, Alabama, United States124600 -
1990 Honda CR (1990)
1990 CR 500 in very good condition, solid bottom end, piston and bore within specs, replaced rings only, replaced original PJ with a NEW 38mm PWK non A/S carb (has already been jetted), Boyeson power reeds, NEW Pro Circuit Platinum exhaust w/ Pro Circuit 304 silencer, updated subframe to '91 including airbox and seat, new rear fender, front and side number plates, Works Connection frame guards, still have original 1990 subframe with airbox, seat and plastics that will go with bike (not shown), Moose racing bars AME grips and Pro Taper oversize clamps , new OEM levers, new JT sprockets and non o-ring chain, new wheel bearings front and rear, front tire in great shape, rear has new Bridgestone ED04 tire, DOT approved. As you can see I've been working my way thru the bike starting with anything that affected performance first. Throttle response thru-out the power curve was my main concern.2016-08-04 04:45:34Modesto, California, United States03,200.00 -
1990 Honda CR (1990)
Up for sale is my very clean and mostly all original 1990 Honda CR125 Motocross bike. I am the second owner of this bike. Previous and original owner was a family that rode this bike in the desert.2016-08-03 04:47:00Holy City, California, United States9995700 -
1990 Honda CR (1990)
Very nice clean Honda cr 500, many extra and new and nos parts included with this bike,bike has been maintained to the highest degree, new piston,with low hours on it, rebuilt crank, rear rim, forks, rear shock etc, extra nos rear fender, stock pipe, excellent used front fender, many extra NOS factory Honda parts, hardware like nuts and and bolts, washers, brake pads new extra tubes, three sets of new fork seals etc, service book, two extra air filters, boyesen rad valve, all stock parts, and all receipts and parts I collected from the last 16 years, to much to list, you will not find a nicer one, bike starts and runs great and is very fast and it will eat 450s for lunch, now for the good stuff, the full payment is due in three days from auctions end, a small pay pal deposit is due right after auction ends, I can store this bike for a while just so the bike is paid for in full, this is a used bike sold as is no warranty, if you need this shipped please check with u ship, please make sure this is what you want and need ,any questions please call or email me #608-792-46342016-07-29 04:45:35La Crescent, Minnesota, United States13,599.00 -
1990 Honda CR (1990)
1990 Honda CR125r. Clear title in hand. This bike has been completely rebuilt and is ready for AHRMA.2016-06-16 04:48:45Saint Louis, Missouri, United States9992,100.00 -
Honda CR 500 (1990)
1990 Honda CR 500. 2-Stroke. Mostly rebuilt New FMF Exhaust New Clutch New Shifter Cleaned Carburetor New Dirt Sports Tires All new plastics New Seat Cover New Hand Grips Starts and runs very well.2014-09-01 22:39:05Reno, Nevada, United States13500 -
Honda CR Trail Bike 125 (1990)
Honda CR Trail Bike 125. There is no title for this bike, I will give a bill of sale for this bike. Mileage is not known. There is no speedometer, this bike is for off road use only. I took this bike on trade for a truck.2013-09-03 03:56:51Cairnbrook, Pennsylvania, US0350.00
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2023 Honda SCL500 Review – First Ride
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