1980 Honda Cb125s on 2040-motos

$500

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1980 Honda CB125S for sale, 1600 original miles, bike is original and authentic. Brand new oil, battery, spark plug, and fuel lines. I had the bike running last week before I put the fuel line on it and since then I have not been able to kick start it. When the bike ran I got it easily up to 55 mph. Bike comes with two extra quarts of Honda oil, a 6 v battery charger, and CT bill of sale. The bike needs a good carb cleaning and a couple of light bulbs. $500 obo, need it gone this weekend, have no space for the bike anymore, come check it out today! Call or Text name is Tylor**will trade for ps3 and cash, or dirtbike/pitbike, or honda JDM parts/civic rims.

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