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$800.00
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Honda started selling motorcycles in the US in late1959. This 1962 Honda 50 is a very rare surviver. It does need the seat recovered/replaced and probably needs new tires. It hasn't been started for many years but ran great when it was put into storage. Only has 5,686 miles. I found an issue when i pulled the bike out of storage. The shaft on the kick starter is broken. A shaft can be anywhere between $40 and $120 depending on the style. the only way to be sure is remove the old one first. There are many videos on youtube how to replace and it looks pretty easy, just takes time. also a brand new seat runs roughly $65. I've reduced the price based on these issues to $800
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8 Hours
398
9
$800.00
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KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.















Honda started selling motorcycles in the US in late1959. This 1962 Honda 50 is a very rare surviver. It does need the seat recovered/replaced and probably needs new tires. It hasn't been started for many years but ran great when it was put into storage. Only has 5,686 miles. I found an issue when i pulled the bike out of storage. The shaft on the kick starter is broken. A shaft can be anywhere between $40 and $120 depending on the style. the only way to be sure is remove the old one first. There are many videos on youtube how to replace and it looks pretty easy, just takes time. also a brand new seat runs roughly $65. I've reduced the price based on these issues to $800











