1969 Honda Other

123456

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

The bike is located in Sachse Texas. Basically North Dallas. Bike is sold with a Bill Of Sale ... No Title. I am thinning out my collection of bikes and decided to let this one go. Looks like it came straight out of the Easy Rider Movie Always amazes me when little bikes like this were not destroyed. Every bike I had as a kid was unrecognizable after a couple of months! I have had this bike in my collection for over 20 years. I have never run across another. It has been displayed in my Real Estate Office for many many years. The bike was restored a long time ago. The chrome is starting to flake a little bit and has some pitting. The paint looks great! It really looks great out in the sun where the gold and silver metal flake sparkles. Look at the pictures and even the axle spacers and shocks are painted the Green metalic The Body looks very good. Rear brake works great. I sprayed some gas in the carb and the bike tried to fire right up. I have not actually started the bike in probably 20 years. I am frankly just to big to try and ride it and I do not want to let my kids ride it because if they dropped it I would have to put them up for adoption! The gas tank is killer. It actually has two compartments. I was going to use one for the main gas tank and the other for a reserve. Look at those cool little wheels! They look like baby Craiger mags The rear has a Slick on it for SPEED! Lol handle bars look great and straight. Love how the bars are pulled back like the choppers in the 1960's. front end works great Rear shocks work great Seat looks good. I *believe* this is the original motor. Here is what I *think* the vin on the motor is...hard to read Vin: HS40 - 55358GS & R 72658 Bike is like the suzuki trail hopper, Yamaha JT1 JT2 , gt80, Rupp Gemini Rockford Taco Speedway Bike is sold with a Bill Of Sale ... No Title. Feel free to ask all the questions you want Thanks for looking I have a large barn and can store the bike for an extended amount of time so you can get a great shipping rate. It will be parked with the rest of my collection of bikes. If you want to have it shipped several customers have been using a local shipper that I can give you the number for or "uship.com" for extremely good prices. Just shipped a bike from Dallas to Kansas for 150 dollars. One shipped from Dallas to Utah for 210 dollars. Dallas to Houston for 65 dollars. Dallas to North Carolina for 225. Dallas to New Jeresy for 250. Dallas to Pa for 275. Dallas to Ill for 250. The Mini Trail shipped from Dallas to Wisconsin for 250.dt1 dt2 dt3 rt1