1985 Honda 200x Atc on 2040-parts.com
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
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1985 HONDA ATC 200X CONDITION: USED LOCATION: EUNICE, LOUISIANA ATC WAS PURCHASED AS A RESTORATION PROJECT, BUT AT THIS TIME, DUE TO PROFESSIONAL OBLIGATIONS, I DO NOT HAVE THE TIME TO CONTRIBUTE TO A RESTORE PROJECT ATC INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: HOLESHOT REAR TIRES NEW UNWRAPPED DG RCM PIPE W/ MOUNTING HARDWARE MAIER REAR PLASTICS MOTOR DOES NEED WORK. MOTOR HAS LOW COMPRESSION READING ATC IS SOLD AS IS BIKE TO BE PICKED UP FROM EUNICE LOCATION. SHIPPING IS NOT AVAILABLE. FOR SAFETY OF ALL PARTIES ATC IS KEPT AT A SAFE FACILITY THAT HAS AUDIO AND VISUAL RECORDING |
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