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Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
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THIS IS AN EXCELLENT REPRESENTATIVE OF A BIKE THAT HAS BEEN THOUROUGHLY RESTORED IN JUST ABOUT EVERYWAY !!! IN FACT, I NOTICED THAT THE CLUTCH WASN"T RETURNING QUITE AS WELL WHEN I TOOK THE BIKE DOWN THE ROAD FOR A RIDE> SO, ICALLED MY FRIENDS, ONE IN PARTICULAR IS APARTS MANAGER AT THE LOCAL HONDA DEALERSHIP. SO, HE LOOKED UNDER SOME COMPUTER PROGRAM THAT NOR YOU OR I CAN GET> IT TELLS WHERE IN THIS COUNTRY, YOU CAN FIND THE RETURN SPRING IN THIS SITUATION BUT, IT ALSO TELLS WHERE ANY AND ALL PARTS THAT ARE AVAL. FROM OTHER DEALERSHIPS. NOW THAT'S HANDY. POINT BEING, THAT's HOW WELL THIS BIKE HAS BEEN TAKEN CARE OF. THE ENGINE EASILY READS 110 PSI ON THE "COMPRESSION TESTER", WHICH IS MORE THAN ENOUGH FOR THIS SMALL ENGINE. THE ENGINE HAS BEEN TOTALLY TAKEN DOWN< AND REBIULT W/ ALL HONDA OEM PARTS !! |
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