1983 Honda Xl600r Duel Sport on 2040-motos

$2,200

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1983 Honda XL600R Duel Sport, $2,200, image 1

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This Bike is very clean. Very low mileage .5900 .Excellent Original Condition. Awesome Bike! Gets about 50+ MILES-PER-GALLON. Within the last year has new clutch, brakes, front spoke kit,throttle cables, and front tube and tire. Everything works and I love this bike. Is street legal and VERY POWERFUL! Motor very strong and compression is very good! Kick starts right up even in the cold! Will show by appt. only to serious buyers. Willing to consider smaller Honda 250 or 350 and cash. This bike has been well taken care of. Call

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