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Honda CBR125R
May 4, 2008, 2:39:36 PM5/4/08
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Yes it is a tiny sportbike but still qualifies.
It seems this 2008 model is not sold in the US
I'm near Vancouver. Canada.
Can get new ones under warranty and ship if you really want one.
I can buy them from a legitimate Honda dealership.
Reply here.
I see you can modify it to 50cc with Honda original parts too....... to
double the power.
13.5 to 26 hp
:)
Honda CBR125R
May 4, 2008, 2:55:21 PM5/4/08
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"Honda CBR125R" <ri...@yahoo.com.hk> wrote in message
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> Yes it is a tiny sportbike but still qualifies.
> It seems this 2008 model is not sold in the US
> I'm near Vancouver. Canada.
> Can get new ones under warranty and ship if you really want one.
> I can buy them from a legitimate Honda dealership.
> Reply here.
> I see you can modify it to 50cc with Honda original parts too....... to
Ops 150 c.c. ;)
kwij...@gmail.com
Jun 27, 2008, 8:00:48 PM6/27/08
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On May 4, 11:39 am, "Honda CBR125R" <r...@yahoo.com.hk> wrote:
> Yes it is a tiny sportbike but still qualifies.
> It seems this 2008 model is not sold in the US
> I'm near Vancouver. Canada.
> Can get new ones under warranty and ship if you really want one.
> I can buy them from a legitimate Honda dealership.
> Reply here.
> I see you can modify it to 150cc with Honda original parts too....... to> Yes it is a tiny sportbike but still qualifies.
> It seems this 2008 model is not sold in the US
> I'm near Vancouver. Canada.
> Can get new ones under warranty and ship if you really want one.
> I can buy them from a legitimate Honda dealership.
> Reply here.
> double the power.
> 13.5 to 26 hp
>
> :)
Really? Is it easy? Exspensive? I'm considering buying this bike
soon so any information would be appreciated.
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