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1973 Honda Xr75 Restored Museum Quality* on 2040-motos

$2,156
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Champaign, Illinois

Champaign, IL
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Honda XR description

ORIGINAL PERFECT PIPE , SEAT COVER IS MADE AT LOCAL UPHOLSTERY SHOP WITH EXTRA HEAVY DUTY VINYL WITH STENCIL HONDA LOGO PAINT : ORIGINAL GAS TANK amp; SIDE PLATES HAS BEEN HOT TANK TO MAKE RUST FREE, ORIGINAL PERFECT FRONT amp; REAR FENDERS THESE PARTS HAVE BEEN PREP AND PRIMED WITH PPG EPOXY PRIMER. THEN two COATS OF HIGH END PPG COLOR COAT, THEN COATSOF PPG HIGH END NON YELLOING CLEAR COAT. FOR A MUSEUM SHOW QUALITY FINISH ! NEW HONDA; SPOKES, RIMS , LEVERS, GRIPS, PERCH PLUGS, LEVER DUST COVERS, RUBBER GROMMETS THROUGH OUT, SPARK PLUG amp; POINTS, GAS CAP, PETCOCK, CARB REBUILD KIT, TUBES amp; TIRES, HANDLEBARS, BRAKE SHOES, WHEELamp; STEERING HEAD BEARINGS, SWING ARM BUSHINGS, EXHAUST GASKET, FUEL LINE amp; FILTER, BRAKE CLUTCH AND THROTTLE CABLE , SEAT FOAM, AND HAND , MADE COVER, KICK STARTER amp; SHIFTER RUBBERS, FRAME amp; SHOWA SHOCK STICKERS , SHOCK BUSHINGS, SHOCK ACORN NUTS, amp; VALVE COVER ACORN NUTS, NEW HIGH END REPRODUCTION DECALS POWDER COATING : FRAME, SWING ARM, SKID PLATE, FOOTPEG ASSEMBLYamp; KICK STAND , AIR BOX, MOTOR MOUNT, CHAIN GUARD, MUFFLER BRACKET AND INSPECTION COVER, HAVE BEEN BLASTED AND POWDER COATED 60 % GLOSS BLACK. ZINC PLATING : FENDER BRACKETS, ALL SPRINGS, REAR BRAKE ARM , ALL THE PERFECT ORIGINAL BOLTS, INTAKE CLAMPS, REAR BRAKE STABILIZER amp; ROD7 BARREL AND ADJUSTER WING NUT, FRONT amp; REAR FENDER BUSHINGS AND SCREWS , AXLES amp; AXLE NUTS, COIL BRACKET, YOKE LOCK NUT, ALL THESE HAVE BEEN STRIPPED AND ZINC PLATED . CHROME : HANDLEBARS , FRONT BRAKE ARM, CABLE GUIDE, LEVER BOLTS , REAR SHOCK SPRINGS , KICK STARTER amp; SHIFTER, HEADER PIPE FLANG, POLISHING : FRONT amp; REAR HUBS amp; BACKING PLATES, INTAKE MANIFOLD, FORK LEGS, VALVE COVER BIKE HAD VERY LOW HOURS SO THE ENGINE DID NOT NEED REBUILDING , RUNS AND RIDES BEATUIFULLY.

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