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1974 Honda MT250. Low Mileage, Showroom condition bike
Bike was recently serviced by a local shop that specializes in Vintage Japanese bikes. The following service was done on the bike : Points and condensor were replaced. Timing was set. Carburetor was rebuilt. New battery was installed. New tires were installed front and rear. Transmission gear oil was drained, new gear oil was added. Front forks were rebuilt with new seals and fork oil . Engine runs good, transmission shifts good. No dents in the tank , no rips or tears in the seat cover. No dents in the pipe. No dents in the rims. No rust on the rims. Current NADA values: Excellent - $ 3480.00 Very good - $ 2215.00 No Title, Bill of sale only No warranty Full payment due within 7 days , personal check or MO |
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