1986 Honda Xlv750r on 2040-motos

US $8800

Year:1986 Mileage:48

Location:

Koprivnica, default, Croatia

Honda XLV750R photos

Honda XLV750R tech info

Engine Size (cc):749 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Dual-Purpose For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda XLV750R description

I am not the original owner, I have gotten the bike 2-3 weeks ago in exchange for my Yamaha FJ1200. I am a long time Yamaha owner and the reason of sale is fixing my XT600Z Tenere.

The bike is in original condition to my knowledge. It is not perfect, the rear shock is weak (slow rebound), carbs could probably use inspection and service, and has some minor visual damages, little dents and scratches, but the bike overall looks good and runs fine. Everything works to my knowledge, the gauges are good, the bike is registered for road use in Croatia, and daily driven. NO guaranty! The engine is greasy but starts up and runs good and healty hot or cold. (So it should still have a lot of life left in it.) The shaft works well, freshly changed oil.

The bike is advertised elsewhere and if the reserve is not met the bike could be removed from the auction.

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