ad-closed 1987 Honda XR600R Street Plated in TN

[Ridin1]

$1500. Trade for guns/Ammo/silver/gold. I bought this off my buddy  a while ago and lost interest in fixing it up. He bought it in 2006ish when I bought mine so we could terrorize the streets. It’s been sitting since 2017 & will need all the basic repairs associated with time. Grips, chain, carbs rebuilt, etc etc. It has a 626cc wiseco piston, Ricky Stator, huge Baja lights, new gripper/stepped seat, custom header, super trap, & some newer graphics. It looks pretty good but it’s been ridden hard & put away wet. Motor is solid, piston has maybe 50-60 hours, valve train & cam chain were good last time we rode. If you’re an older guy & can’t afford to have a stock piston installed & the carbs perfectly rebuilt & sync’d this bike is not for you. That’s what I planned on doing. This motor loves to  kick back if you don’t do the xr starting procedure perfectly. Younger/bigger guys can get by with just doing the carbs. I’ve had at least one big xr since 2005 & know quite a bit about them. If you buy it & have questions, I’ll help you out. 

[grasshoppa]

I can tell by this ad that we would be good buddies. I’m building an 05 470cc drz mortard right now

[grasshoppa]

Guys this xr would be a great “work transportation vehicle” . Use those exact words when you speak to your wife

[grasshoppa]

Especially since gas is about to hit $3.50 a gallon probably

[Darrell]

My 600 dirt bike days are over, I'm afraid. I have a KDX-220 that goes just about fast enough for me. These days I feel like I'm getting air when the suspension is fully extended. And 600 is WAY too small for me on the street. But  these bikes were quite desirable at the time and someone is going to have a lot of fun with this one!

[FUJIMO]

Does it come with a manual to do the repairs ? LOL.

I'd love to have it for the farm but you lost me at the wrenching segment of the sale. Now if someone were to know how to work on it

[Erik88]

56 minutes ago, FUJIMO said:

Does it come with a manual to do the repairs ? LOL.

I'd love to have it for the farm but you lost me at the wrenching segment of the sale. Now if someone were to know how to work on it

Same here. I'd love to have it but I didn't understand half of what he wrote. 

[Ridin1]

Oh, come on! It’s an 80’s Honda, they’re super simple & easy to work on. You can take the whole bike apart with an 8, 10, 12 & 13mm wrenches. With a few days & a couple hundred bucks it could look like this. 
 

here you go hoppa.
 

Run, get to tha hoppa. 

[grasshoppa]

Just sent this to my best friend . He used to ride an 89 cr500 and always wanted to plate it . It burned up in a barn fire. If I didn’t have to drop a grand on the dizzie I would have come down there already