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Honda 125 Twin 1977

This has been in a collection for decades and has never been on the road in that time.

The speedo is showing less than 100 miles. It is in amazing condition and surely the best available.

It's had an MOT although it's actually exempt due to the age, and been recommissioned new tyres, full service, brake pads (although the originals showed no signs of use!) etc
and rides very well.

lt probably needs to be run in if put into use.

More pictures on request.

Price £4,000.

Located Stockport, Cheshire area.

 

[landowner]

Very lovely bike

 

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[Firebobby1]

That's less than 10 miles on the clock.

 

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Yes apparently it's been in a Honda collection. lt's not restored, it's all original. You wouldn't get the Honda genuine exhaust pipes now anyway and they look brand new.

 

[Freddie17]

One for @Nig ?

 

[Nig]

One for @Nig ?

Fook that. 4 grand fer a 125.
Wouldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding

 

[gencybay]

Fook that. 4 grand fer a 125.
Wouldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding

How often have you had to rise to that challenge since the Thatcher years?

 

[Nig]

How often have you had to rise to that challenge since the Thatcher years?

Haven't had rice pudding for years.
I might indulge

 

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Fook that. 4 grand fer a 125.
Wouldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding

Have you seen the price of Yamaha and Suzuki 50cc moped from the 1970's

l don't think buyers actually ride them, l've never seen one on the road and at bike shows they're brought in vans or on trailers.

Back in the day we thought our AP50's were fast as they could do 50mph on a good day. One guy claimed 55mph.

l had a CB100N and it was good for 60mph even two up on a flat road. Then l got a 125 Twin and it would do over 70mph which at the time was worth bragging about.

ln fact the 1977 Honda 125 Twin was the bike that made the govt bring in the 12bhp learner law. As it had 17bhp and could hit 80mph (although mine never did)