1977 Honda Xl100 on 2040-motos

US $11000

Year:1977 Mileage:7 Color: Orange

Location:

Des Moines, Iowa, United States

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Honda XL100 tech info

Engine Size (cc):100 For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda XL100 description

1977 XL100 I found setting in back of heated garage it had set many years I talk her in to selling it to me. I freshen it for the grandkids who showed no interest it . So it's up for grabs Here's what I replace with mostly OEM Honda part's Tires, Tubes, liners, brakes shoes,all cables ,grips, headlight, points, condenser, plug,carb kit fuel line, chain, decals, had bottom fork legs and engine side covers powder coated I'm sure I'm forgetting some of the up dates I was putting it together for my grandkids' so it to be safe. Any shipping must be coordinated and paid by buyer. A 500.00 non refundable deposit must be made within 24 hr. And full payment within 7days of the auction close. NO excuses. the bike WILL NOT be released until full payment has cleared your bank.

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