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1981 Honda Xr80 Runs Great Needs Clutch Cable, Throttle Sleeve, Chain on 2040-motos

$400
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Las Vegas, Nevada

Las Vegas, NV
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$400Here is my 1981 Honda XR80 that has sat too many years without anyone riding it...time to pass it on...needs throttle sleeve, clutch cable, carb clean, chain and side panels.The previous owner spray painted some of the bike but it never made it run bad...great bike to restore or teach a youngster on. Just need to clear some room that is why the blowout price. Off road bill of sale provided so you can register it with OHV department to get your sticker. You will not be sorry you bought this one!Local pickup only or buyer arranges shipping from Henderson, NV 89074.

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