1986 Honda Tlr on 2040-motos

US $750.00

Year:1986 Mileage:2 Color: White

Location:

Hotchkiss, Colorado, United States

Honda TLR photos

Honda TLR tech info

Engine Size (cc):200 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Dual-Purpose For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda TLR description

This little Reflex is a solid bike, but rough around the edges. This one is a 1986 model. Just a light-weight knock-around 4-stroke trail bike.

Currently starts and runs well, but is missing an exhaust pipe from the cylinder head back. I have the original header exhaust pipe, but the attaching flange has broken off. Might be able to repair it and be in business, but maybe not. I'm really not sure about all of that.

Seat has a hole or two in it, missing a side cover, looks like someone might have used vacuum line instead of fuel line at some point, front tire seems to have a slow leak. Battery is older, but bike starts up and runs just fine. Front fender is broken at the rear. Missing a few attachment bolts for the rear rack/seat. Decompression lever is missing and at some point the PO rigged a wire as a pull for that - but the bike starts just fine as is. It's only a 200cc bike; the compression isn't really an issue.

Tires have plenty of tread, but look to be older and may even be original. Not sure how old they are, but they'd ride for a while I imagine.

I don't have a title on this bike, but "no title" isn't an option on eBay - so I've clicked "salvage". I'll make sure you get a detailed bill of sale to go with the bike.

She's a project - no doubt. Tried to price it accordingly.

Feel free to phone me up directly if you'd prefer to chat about the bike in person; my cell is 970/778.6061. I'm in western Colorado.

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