1982 Honda Ft 500 Ascot on 2040-motos

$900

Year:0 Mileage:100

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I have a 1982 Honda FT 500 Ascot with 12,xxx original miles up for saleAside from the plastics being a little rough the bike is in attractive condition and was my daily driver around the little town I live in untell about a month agow the only thing it needs to be 100% rideable is rear shocks there $250 on-line It has a brand new battery, the tires are in terrific shape I just did a oil change less than 100 mis ago and a valve adjustment was done as well.It could probably use a new chain soon and the headlamp fuse is pulled do to over wattage headlamp draining the battery (need to install on/off switch it's better than having a candle for a light)There are some little quarks about the bike that you would need to get familiar with but that's to be expected with a bike of this age. Im selling because I need money for my car asap I want $900 im willing to work a little bit if interested give will a call or txt at

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