1969 Honda Trail 90 on 2040-parts.com
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, US
thisbike hascurrent tagandtitle. okla. wasrunning great,uptoalmost50mph,awesome fuel mileage. anditquitrtunning. hassparkandcompression. too old and tired to fix. bike needs young man. title alone was almost 200 dollars you must pay half upon close of auction. within one hour. do not bid if less than 10 transactions.
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