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Engine Size (cc):110
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Very popular, well cared for and maintained, original owner, all original (except newer tires), San Clemente, CA purchased Honda Trail CT 110 motorcycle. Always stored inside. Runs well. Gets lots of looks. Has everything (including: original paperwork and owners manual, toolkit).
It was used as a camping bike throughout (no commuting, local travel,...). It is just over 30 years old, and at just under 3,000 miles on the odometer, it was ridden an average of just 100 miles per year. It was placed in storage for the most recent 5 years (most recent registration in 2011). There are a few specifics on condition to note: the lights (headlight, taillight, turn signals, instrument indicator lights) and are not currently operational. They were before storage. The bike starts up after a couple of kicks. The bulbs and wiring are fine so I suspect the battery can no longer hold a charge. The left handgrip has a tear at the end (cosmetic). There is some surface rust on the chrome (pretty standard on these bikes). There are some scratches on the handle bars where tie downs were used. The buddy seat is in great condition but the brackets holding it to the rear rack are loose (stays on but slides around). One small dent in rear of front fender. The painted surfaces have some minor scratches. There is some gas in the rear mounted reserve tank and appears to be some rust but it was not removed nor inspected (another pretty standard condition on these bikes). No known mechanical issues. You can see any of the noted cosmetic imperfections in the pictures. Questions welcomed. |
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