EMS Get IT!!! its fun to take loooong trips btw that klr can go offroad too, remeber one road with us at that klr fest in Fl last, albeit a slow pace but he did good ...... I'm getting ready to paint my adv ... it's my "road bike"

 

you guys are such good influences.... lol.... maybe ill call him tomorrow and go look at it.

 

he says he needs to get rid of this week, and wants $800 obo, offer him $500 and work up from that....

 

It would be nice to have a bike like that (huge tank...long range) for the road and some dirt road, good trail exploring, but only being 5 foot 6 inches tall, I'd have to keep the tank full orI wouldn't be able to reach the ground...I guess I'd know when I was running low on fuel..lol

 

well this is what a guy told me who is a local cop.....

"Most likely this is the deal: the VIN is going to come back to the original owner, whoever that was? The title was probably never transferred from the original owner. I am told, it was illegal for this seller to buy/trade that bike without the correct title work being done. Therefore, it would be illegal for you to buy this bike without the title work, it would also be illegal for him to sell you this bike without the title work. But, let's say you purchased it and then applied for a title. It will take months to get it, especially if/when the VIN on this bike comes back already titled to someone else. PA DOT is gonna want an explanation from that guy.
You getting a title for this would be a huge PITA."

So i think im gonna let it pass.... that no title thing is bad.....

 

Hey EMS, aren't we always in trouble,another 800 ain't gonna change things

Cheers
Chris.

 

True... but i like to avoid trouble as much as i can....lol... if i had the extra money id buy it and just make it a dirt bike... but dont have the extra green.... im gonna go look at a honda 650 street bike for 600$

 

The title thing is a major PITA. I've been there and will never go through it again. Applying for a title like that can cost upwards of $500.

 

hey vfr.... know anything about early 80's honda 650's? looking at one.

 

I didn't know they had 650's in the early 80's. 600's from 83 to 92. They did make a NX650 in 1987. Then the first 650's that I know of were the XR 650L's om 1993. The XL's from 1983 to 1986 were all basically the same only different color scheme. They are very tempermental about starting, but run stronger than most big bore bikes in there day.
If you want to research all the different models and years go here: http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/bikes/Honda%20.htm
Very interesting site. If you have any other questions PM me.