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1987 Honda CR (1987)
If your looking at this auction, you realize how rare these bikes are! This 1987 CR500 is Ready to be added to your collection! This bike runs and shifts like a "raped ape"!!! 1987 Honda CR-500 s/n JH2PE0205HC603055 This bike runs and shifts without any problems. engine has been rebuilt top and bottom, new chain and sprokets.2016-07-08 04:45:46Salt Lake City, Utah, United States1003,200.00 -
1987 Honda CR (1987)
1987 Honda CR250 Very nice CR250....runs very strong....Great looking bike...has some scratches, dings, scrapes etc....very nice for a 29 year old 2 stroke dirt bikeAftermarket LeversAftermarket Throttle HousingFMF Gold Series FATTY PipeFMF SilencerBoyesen Reeds YouTube VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/viWmmnDOYjE Issues:Front number plate black background sticker is coming apartBack brake for some reason stopped working...was working last year may need bleeding or maintenance ---->Shipping is the responsibility of the BUYER...please have this figured out PRIOR to placing bids or buying. Here is where most folks go to get their bikes shipped.......-----> Contact uship.com for assistance with your shipping----->This bike did not come with a title so a Nevada Off Road Bill of Sale will be issued---->Payment for his bike will be only accepted as cash upon pickup or a deposit to my Chase bank account---->Local pick up only from 89074....no driving, loading, lifting, crating or boxing will be done on my part2016-12-16 04:35:32Henderson, Nevada, United States96900 -
1987 Honda CR 125, Runs Strong (1987)
Hi,I'm selling my 87' Honda CR 125. It has a new Bridgestone back tire and tube, new rear disc break and pads, handgrips, boy seen power reeds, air filter, fork boots, nice set of rental bars. Wiseco piston and ring, wrist pin, just bored to 55.5 mm by Trapanies racing and power valve was rebuilt at end of September.2013-10-23 00:21:58Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey, US1100.00 -
1987 Honda CR (1987)
NO RESERVE. 1987 Honda CR500. This was one of the most powerful years for the CR500 engine.2016-06-17 04:47:21Benton, Illinois, United States06800 -
1987 Honda CR (1987)
Welcome to my beautiful 1987 CR500, I painstakingly disassembled it, powder coated it in correct orange, rebuilt every mechanical component and replaced ALL engine bearings and engine components that can be and greased everything, rebuilt the rear shock w new bumper and 5 weight oil, all new plastics but have great condition originals to go with it, polished the tank, zero run time on new motor tires and complete build. If someone chooses I will break it in for them otherwise they can do it their way/this way the buyer has that choice. I did Black Satin Ceramic coat the exhaust pipe, it holds heat inside for better scavenging and also does not rust or come off like paint, just way better.2024-07-11 16:41:07Mukwonago, Wisconsin, United States05,000.00
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