1984 Honda 125 Sl Enduro Street Legal on 2040-motos

$1,250

Year:0 Mileage:5

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1984 Honda 125 SL enduro Street legal, $1,250, image 1

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I bought this a year ago from a coworker. He pre-owned it for hunting. I went through the bike cleaned the carb, put a liner in the tank. Repainted the tank and plastics. Made sure all the lites work and licensed it. I took it elk hunting and it worked out great. It is cold blooded but once warm runs well. Comes with a gun scabbard, rack for the back, Extra rear tire, front tire, sprockets, chains, tools ect ect,, I have a clean title and just licensed it.This is street legal and I don't believe you will find a cleaner 1 any where.Just over 5000 mis, orginal. 1250.00 obo I will not give this away so if you want to low ball forget it. This is a good clean dependable bike in terrific shape. Would make a great Christmas present! Call or Leave a message at Thanks

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