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Honda : Xr Honda Xr200r 2001 Dirtbike Xr200 Xr on 2040-motos

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Honda XR description

2001 Honda XR200R. Starts up easily runs very good. New piston rings, rear brake shoes & air filter, Chain and sprockets almost new less than five hours on them just over a year old. Other upgrades include rear shock off 85 XR200R Gas charged and more travel. Front forks also off 85 XR200R 1-2 ins tall than original forks. Bike rides much better than it did with original suspension. Needs clutch lever perch cracked but still functions. Rear tire almost gone. Kick starter flops around, It works fine just kinda annoying. Idles inconsitantly. May need carb cleaning.

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