1983 Honda Cr480 on 2040-motos

$400

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HI i have for sale a 1983 Honda cr 480 dirt bike. was told about a year ago when i bought it that it was bored out to 500. but have no paperwork on it. also do not have the title! but will provide a legit bill of sale. This bike is partially taken apart it ran great before the clutch went out. also needs a throttle cable . all those parts i have found for less than 100. just dont have time for this bike anymore its a fast old bike with alot of potential. 400 obo. will deliver for the right price. trades welcome.call or text

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