Have You Seen My Black Honda Dirtbike on 2040-motos

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spruce mountain rd i had my motorbike parked at the end of spruce mtn. rd. recently. i was going to move it to park it in my friends garage yesterday, and it was gone. looked like it got taken away in a truck. i would really like to find out how to get it back. it is a 1980 black Honda 250 duel-sport motorbike, it had a black helmet on it and some bright orange hunting cloth draped on it. it was not abandoned, i own it and was hoping for a thaw so i could drive it away... but now it's gone. please let me know if you see it or if you know anything about its whereabouts. i am not mad, and i definetly am not trying to get anyone in trouble, i just want it back and am hoping it just got taken away because someone thought it was abandoned. my phone # is. it's been my only means of transportation all summer, please call if you have seen it or heard about someone finding it.

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