1986 Honda Rebel Cmx250c Motorcycle on 2040-motos
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Mileage:4565
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Honda Rebel tech info
Type:Cruiser
Engine Size (cc):250
Warranty:None
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:JM2MC1309GK100680
Honda Rebel description
This listing is for a really nice
1986 Honda Rebel CMX250C with 4565 miles. This bike rocked the world of
Harley Davidson causing them to sue Honda because Harley thought it infringed
on the Harley look and sound. Harley lost their suite. This style of Rebel 250 was
introduced in 1985 and was produced from 1985 through 1987. Honda also
produced the Rebel 450 during years 1986 and 1987. Controversy with Harley
Davidson was one of the reasons for discontinuing both models after 1987. Honda
resumed production of the Rebel 250 in 1996 and continues to produce them to
this day. However, many believe that the earlier 80’s models are the most
desirable because of their distinctive look and history. The Rebel 450 was
never resurrected and in time may become a collector’s item This bike is ideal for the new
rider because of its lower stance, allowing just about any rider to have
both feet flat on the ground while stopped. It is also easy to ride and maneuver,
yet fast enough to stay with the bigger bikes and enjoy superb gas
mileage. This is also a great bike to take your states motorcycle
road test. This Rebel is black in color with
new tires front and rear, new Race Driven 520 O-ring 108L Gold chain,
complete carburetor cleaning and tune-up, new battery, great brakes, completely
detailed and is ready to ride. Also included are the Owners Manual, Tool Kit, and spare key. You won't find another Rebel with the
Harley look that is in such fine condition.
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