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1986 Honda Honda Z50 on 2040-motos

US $31000
YearYear:1986 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: Silver
Location:

Chocowinity, North Carolina, United States

Chocowinity, North Carolina, United States
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Honda Honda z50 description

I have a 1986 Christmas edition Honda 50 for sale. The bike is in great condition I would say 8/10, the bike runs great has been in storage for 20 years. I will be advertising this bike locally and if sold I will stop the auction. You don't see these  bikes for sale offen so you better get it while you can. I will update this add with more pics tomorrow any questions call/text 252-402-5748

Cons: first gear is noisy , I was going to fix it but didn't want to tare the engine down, 2nd and 3rd are perfect. The bikes all original but the hand grips.

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