1964 Honda 90 (c200) on 2040-motos

US $2,300.00

Year:1964 Mileage:6068

Location:

Crowley, Texas, US

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I am selling my restored 1965 Honda 90. This bike has many new parts including tires, tubes, chain guard, spokes, seat. It has a clear title and runs great. There is very minor rust pitting on the muffler but not noticeable. It is a great bike and a wonderful piece of history. The bike is stored inside my house and was one of several that I had restored. It has 6068 miles. If you have any questions please ask. Must receive full payment before the bike is released. This model is also know as the C200 . Thank you for looking

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