Vintage Honda Red Rocket Elsinore Marty Smith on 2040-motos
Year:1984
Mileage:1
Terrell, North Carolina, US
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OK vintage motocross fans here is the bike Marty Smith would have rode back in the day if he was racing a 4 stroke. This bike is based on a 1984 Honda xr200r but has been retrofitted with late 70s version tank and plastics to replicate Marty Smiths championship winning 2 stroke bike. I build and restore Hot Rods so I thought why not do a bike. I am a huge vintage motocross fan so this what I came up with. There is tons of powder coating on this bike Frame,Swingarm,Wheels,Footpegs,Levers,Rear spring and gas tank 5 times ! Still couldn't get the tank right so I finally had it painted and it turned out perfect ! Tells you how nice the tank was to start with because you can't powdercoat Bondo ! Bike was a strong running bike before the build so I left the motor and trans alone. Runs great no smoke no B.S. Bike has all new plastics as well as tires and seat upholstery and did I say the Tank is perfect ! Also has new CR bend handlebars Oury grips almost see through front number plate and a custom one of a kind bad to the bone exhaust pipe. Rear shock could use a recharge. Take this bike and ride it race it or put in your office and just look at it it is that cool ! no title but of coarse a bill of sale.
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