Clean 87 RM125 - time warp?

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Tough to be sure from the small pics but it looks damn good.

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It does look clean.
I sold mine back in 1988 for $900.00 ,it was done up with a bunch of DG and other after market goodies.

I liked the stock suspension on it,the thing was like a Cadillac,not to mention a very comfy seat lol.
However the stock clutch sucked from what I remember,we went with a Barnett after about an hour on the motor.
The only other thing I didn't like about it was the super wide front fender.

so many smart people that keep clicking over and over

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Looks like a cow to me.

I loved the blue engines.

Nice looking bike for 24 years old.



But they were turds, I had a CR125 the same year and rode a 87 RM125- what I slow pile of crap. I actually felt fast because I never let off the throttle (just was barely going anywhere).



When I got back on my CR125 I felt like I was riding a 250.

Nice find!

That bike belongs to a friend of mine back east. He was a tech at a local dealership for many years and knows his 80's and 90's stuff, inside and out.

The bike is clean as a whistle. Regardless of how slow it might have been, it is a survivor from an era long gone.

Yes it is all stock bike was saved.... stored for years. I replaced the tires and tubes they were cracked and i pulled the top end rings were stuck from sitting . so i had the cylinder board first over and gave it a new top end . it runs great . The Bob Hannah Bike . Might have to take it up to Mototown next week in CT.

Nice bike Kenny it's a keeper.

Well i listed it for sale a day ago and i had 39 E-mails on it today so far . I will keep the bike it's worth alot more than i was asking for sure . And it just looks so cool in the shop everyone stops and and looks at it when they walk in with a look of aww on there face.

Kenny was a pretty quick rider back in his day, qualified for the Broome National in the 500 class back in '89, if my memory is correct...