1983 Honda Xl200r on 2040-motos

US $1700

Year:1983 Mileage:3 Color: Red

Location:

Sunnyside, Washington, United States

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Honda XL200R tech info

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

Honda XL200R description

1983 Honda XL200R dual sport Enduro dirt bike. Third owner. Serviced and all adjustments have been made. Great runner with low original miles. The original gas tank is rust free! It's a 5-speed. The Honda has the normal scuffs and scratches form trail riding. It's currently street legal. Has new parts on it to recondition after storage for several years and trails ridden before hand. New rubber, air filter, fork boots, chain and sprockets, battery and handle bars with levers. No rust issues. Only minor problem is the left fork seal is leaking a bit. I have the original owners manual and the tool kit. Pickup only no shipping thanks.

On Jul-08-16 at 13:17:42 PDT, seller added the following information:

Original plastic, gas tank, seat, paint and decals for example are in great shape for 1983 model. Not a perfect show bike but nice for a rider. A go back in time machine if you remember these brand new in the day. That's why I bought it.

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