1972 Cr 125 Husky Barn Find on 2040-motos
Year:1972
Mileage:10
Glendora, California, US
Husqvarna 1972 CR 125 Husqvarna photos
Husqvarna 1972 CR 125 Husqvarna tech info
Warranty:none
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:n
Husqvarna 1972 CR 125 Husqvarna description
Husky CR 125. This
bike was a barn find. The bike appears, by the wear patterns on the bike, to
have been ridden a few times and put
away, We obtained the bike as you expect full of grease, the
wrong plastic fenders and the tank full
of shellac. We totally disassembled the bike, except the transmission. The Akront rims are in great shape, the air bell has not been cut as owners typically do. It was thourghly cleaned and we left all the existing paint which appeared
as original. ( Its only original once). There is very little boot wear. New aluminum fenders
were installed, replacing the plastics, and new Bridgestone front tire matching the rear. Much of the original patina was left on the bike. The pipe
is like new, as is the whole bike except it's 40 yrs old. We installed a later
model tank for appearance but the original is cleaned out and can be used. It has no dents just old
paint! We installed an FMF spark arrestor (makes it legal to ride at Gorman or wherever). (will remove if requested)She starts up easily and runs through all the gears. A great opportunity
to obtain a nice original Husky’s as it
appeared it it’s heyday! Buyer responsible for shipping. Bill of sale only. A very reasonable reserve price is set. "The Metal Tank Husqvarna"
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