Two 1985 Honda 125m Atc Three Wheelers on 2040-parts.com
High Point, North Carolina, United States
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Listing is for two Honda 125m three wheelers. One price for both three wheelers Year is believed to be 1985 on both Both are currently not running but one will run good if the cheap carburetor is replaced- 2nd one has a factory Honda carburetor that could be switched over...I personally ran this over the summer but it became hard to start with the cheap carb on it. I then parked it and now have a 4x4 I use. It was a great 3 wheeler that didn't smoke. Pulled great with an adult. Last owner said engine was re-built but I have no way of knowing. Its has electric start but no battery and I only used the pull start. The second is for parts. The engine did run but the trans is not acting correct. Kept popping out of gears. Use it for parts or use it to keep the other operational. One has a high low the other is regular transmission. Great for parts to sell or fix / restore and ride. |
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