1975 Honda Cr125m Elsinore Ahrma Vintage Motocrosser on 2040-motos
Year:1975
Mileage:9999
Newton, New Hampshire, US
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Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:2006459
Honda CR description
1975 CR125 Runs and rides. Will need some finishing here and there. Great restoration candidate or vintage motocross bike. Has after market swing arm of unknown brand, and Mikuni carb. Starts easily and once warmed up is very crisp. Will need a tank flush and carb clean. Rear loop has been repaired as most of them have. Sold with a bill of sale only, its a dirtbike!
Frame # 2006459
Engine # 2006616
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