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What Honda Is This, A Seeley?

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Hmm . . .

Mainly looks like an RS200/250 engine looks too big for a 125.

Tank/seat unit looks Seeley and possibly the forks/yokes. Swing arm looks more RS to me. But then I don't know that much so will leave it to the experts for the definitive conclusion!

Very interesting though!

certainly NO seeley or rs frame. (2 downtubes)

NO rs engine (engine bottom seems from xl or cb 125 to me, but no clear view on the top end.)

Edited by tlrs

Gawd even Babblefish doesn't b*****ks translation like this: "In other cases am fruit of in stops from disused stores." :thumbup:

Lee.........I would have thought you could have spotted this one !!!!

Looking at the wheels, forks and frames I reckon its from a Fantic 125/200.

Cheers

Martin

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yeah martin, i got that with the forks and wheels, but the seeleys used these too. Now i understand seeley and rs have only one down tube. I am waiting for the engine number. Matey wants 800 euros so I will leave it i fink!

Edited by Lee Harris

  • 9 months later...

I know this bike, it is a bad work done on a fantic frame, the engine is a XL roughly modified. The guy has also trials parts at very hight prices on ebay.

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