Great Kids Dirt Bike 1980 Honda Xl80 on 2040-motos

$300

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great bike for kids these bikes are indestructible cheap to repair and maintain has a new carb that has never had gas run through it needs a throttle tube and kick start lever each cost around $15 each on ebay bike is clean and ready to go need the cash to fund another project so gotta go asap $300 OBO if interested call Tom @

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