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1987 Honda Fat Cat 200cc Tr200 200 87 Fatcat on 2040-motos

US $1,450.00
YearYear:1987 MileageMileage:1 ColorColor: White
Location:

Stevens Point, Wisconsin, US

Stevens Point, Wisconsin, US
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TypeType:Off-Road Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):200 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

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Welcome to my auction for my 1987 Honda Fat Cat 200.

I've owned this bike since the Christmas of 1988, when my dad bought it for me. I was 11 years old then! I'm the only owner it's ever had.

I rode a lot back in the late 80s, and early 90s. There was probably a 5 or 6 year period there when it was ridden most every weekend that the weather in Chicago where I grew up would permit. It's been stored for most the time after that. I did pull it out and get it running again back in 2002 or 2003, but I only rode it once or twice before it went back in storage. It's been sitting in my garage since, going from house to house as I've moved.

I pulled it out again now in August 2013. It didn't run when I took it out of storage. It required a new battery, and a complete carburetor rebuild to get it going again. I also replaced a few brittle fuel lines. At this point, it runs awesome! See my video below.

Regarding the overall condition of the bike, it's not in perfect shape. It's 26 years old! It has some dings and the like on it. Some of the pictures and video make it look really great, just bear in mind that the white isn't quite that bright in person, and it's a bit dinged up. That's all a factor of the camera washing out the whites.

This bike runs top notch, as good as it ever did. Again, be sure you watch the video that I've linked below.

I've been riding this bike over the last few weeks. Hitting the trails, and reliving my youth. It's really a blast to be on.

The transmission works great, there are no shifting issues with it. The lights all work. The brakes work great as well. The tires hold air with no issues. In terms of functionality, the bike is in excellent condition.

Everything on this bike is original, except for the battery and the fuel lines that I replaced in August 2013. I haven't restored it, or replaced anything else. The original owner's manual is included, as is the original field tool kit that came with it. It was very tempting to restore the thing to new looking once I realized how available parts for it are on eBay, considering how long I've owned it. In the end I decided to give it up in order to clear up some garage space. I hope this thing goes to someone who will ride it, and have a blast doing so.



Here's the video for the bike. This was filmed on Sunday 8/25/2013.
YouTube Video (http://youtu.be/CePEOew02HI)






















This bike is for sale locally, so don't be surprised if this auction disappears.

NO PAYPAL. I accept cash and cashier's checks ONLY! I was burned once on a large purchase through PayPal, and won't take that risk again on something that'll sell for this much.

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