1977 Honda Xr75 on 2040-motos

US $650.00

Year:1977 Mileage:999

Location:

Myrtle Creek, Oregon, United States

Honda XR75 photos

Honda XR75 tech info

Engine Size (cc):75 Type:Off-Road For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda XR75 description

Vintage 1977 Honda XR75 Dirt Bike!

No Shipping this item (unless you provide shipping, I will drain fluids and strap it to a pallet.)

Runs great. Starts first kick. In really good shape and I don't think many miles. Not much wear. We used it camping. Will take 2 adults to the store or around the lake. The can on the muffler was to quiet it and comes off easy it has a good muffler. I did a fast paint job on the tank, remembered the cap leaks so it needs touch up that is probably done by now. Otherwise ready to ride and still has 2016 off road tag.

Bike is also being listed locally on the other site.

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All items are sold AS IS with no returns. Although this item may or may not say in the description "working" or "good condition" and then also be listed as "for parts only" or "not working", unfortunately I have to choose this option to prevent extortion of eBay's return policy. Let there be no confusion. There are NO RETURNS. I take a lot of clear photos, try to test and describe used items the best that I can. Please ask questions before bidding. If you have a problem with your item, please contact me. I'm an honest and fair seller. See my feedback and ratings. Thank you.

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