1966 Honda Trail 90 on 2040-motos

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Check this out!!! I have a 1966 Honda Trail 90. This bike is ready to restore and bring back some memories. one owner. It needs a little work to get it running, but will make a nice bike. I am asking $1100.00 but will entertain a fair offer. If interested, please contact Mike Asay @. Thanks for looking!!!!!Mike Asay

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