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Engine Size (cc):125
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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>Up for sale is a 1980 Honda Cb125 Scrambler. Just finished and ready to rip! This bike was completely tore down and received the following work and parts. frame detabbed, rear triangle opened up, rear upswept hoop fabricated with steel seat pan to match, new tires/tubes/ black rims and hubs,new fork seals and fork boots,new head light and mounts,new handlebar controls and levers, new low rise bars, new grips, new fuel and breather lines, carb rejetted, all new custom wiring harness with all connections soldered and shrink tubed,new 4 cell Antigravity battery,bike is converted to a 12 volt system, new mini LED blinkers, new bates style tail light, all hard parts have new paint and or polishing, engine has been totally rebuilt with new piston, rings, all gaskets and a brand new cylinder, custom exhaust, hand made brat style seat and upholstery, new foot peg rubbers, new kicker and shifter rubbers, new drive chain, bare steel fuel tank is clear coated out side and 100% rust free inside. This bike runs and rides great. all she needs is a new home. clear Michigan title as well. its all new and ready to go. located in western Pa zip code 16113.
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