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Engine Size (cc):125
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Up for sale is my 1975 Honda CB125S. It has been stored in a barn for 15 years by my family and I have recently rescued it in hopes of finding it a good home. This bike does not run and has a fair amount of rust, it will need work to get her running again, new tires (current tires are flat/rotted), carb work, spark plugs, a battery, etc. I don't know everything it needs as I am not mechanically inclined or know much about bikes. It is all original and as a bonus, I will throw in an extra gas tank.
Email me if you have any questions, need more pictures, or would like to come and see the bike in person, and I will get back to you very quickly. All offers welcome, thank you!
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