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For Sale: CRF100, DRZ125

Jan 30, 2022
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2006 Honda CRF100

Recent pair of Dunlop Geomax Tyres

Recent graphics kit by Motoshack

Just had an oil change and is ready to ride.

£1150



2016 Suzuki DRZ125

New Michelin Starcross tyres

New (genuine from Japan) rear brake linkage and shoes, gear linkage, kickstart and graphics.

Recently serviced and ready to ride. Some spares included side stand, chain guard and spare levers. £1450


Located in Alford, Lincolnshire very close to Greenfield.

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21 Comments


david
Oct 11

The separate tyre and service details for each bike are more useful to a buyer than a heavily edited sales image. Since this listing is dated January 2022, it is also worth keeping that date visible rather than assuming the bikes are still available. Disclosure: our Higgsfield AI team works on visual drafts; generated or cleaned-up illustrations should never hide wear, change fitted parts, or replace unaltered photos of the actual bikes.

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Robert Niro
Robert Niro
Oct 03

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Shu Guo
Sep 22

For sale posts always make me think about how we present stuff online. I've been using an Image to Sticker tool lately to turn pet photos into sticker sheets, which oddly helps with listing visuals. Good luck with the sale, the photos already look sharp.

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Shu Guo
Sep 19

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Sep 11

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