1985 Honda Xl350r Enduro on 2040-motos

$450

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1985 HONDA XL350R ENDURO FOR SALECLEAN BIKE ALL COMPLETE NEEDS TUNE UP BEEN SITTING GOOD SEAT, SIDE COVERS GAS TANK, AND CLEAN ENGINE!HAS COMPRESSION AND SPARK WONT START NEEDS CARB CLEAN!$450.00 OBO OR BEST OFFER CASH OR TRADE FOR ANOTHER BIKECALL ANYTIME BEFORE 10:00PMBILL OF SALE ONLY CHECKED THE VIN NUMBER WITH THE CARSON POLICE DEPARTMENT AND BIKE IS GOOD!LOOK AT PHOTOS SUPER CLEAN BIKECALLBRETT

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