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Type:mini bike
Engine Size (cc):50
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda Other description
FOR SALE, HONDA QA50 MINI BIKE. RUNS AND SHIFTS GOOD. GAS TANK HAS NO DENTS OR RUST INSIDE. ORIGINAL PAINT. SEAT HAS BEEN RECOVERED. FRONT AND BACK FENDER EACH HAS A CRACK IN THEM. WHEELS AND FRAME HAVE BEEN REPAINTED. MOTOR CASES FRONT AND BACK BRAKE HUBS HAVE BEEN POLISHED. CARBORATOR HAS BEEN REBUILT. BIKE RUNS GREAT, AS IS-NO WARRENTY-NO-GUARENTEE. i DONT KNOW FOR SURE WHAT YEAR IT IS, I THINK IT IS 1970, IF YOU KNOW LET ME KNOW, THANKS.NO TITLE, CAN GIVE YOU BILL OF SALE. BUYER MUST PICK UP BIKE OR ARRANGE FOR SHIPPING. ANY QUESTIONS GIVE BRUCE A CALL AT 989-871-2849.
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