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1985 To 1988 Honda Cr80r Motocross Motorcycle Service Manual -cr 80 R-honda-cr80 on 2040-parts.com

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1985 to 1988 HONDA CR80R MOTOCROSS MOTORCYCLE GENUINE ORIGINAL FACTORY SERVICE MANUAL IN GREAT CONDITION WITH SLIGHT COVER WEAR.    THIS SERVICE MANUAL COVERS 1985 to 1988 HONDA CR80R MOTOCROSS MOTORCYCLE MODELS.    INCLUDES COMPLETE SERVICE REPAIR INFORMATION FOR 1985 to 1988 HONDA CR80R MOTOCROSS MOTORCYCLE GENERAL INFORMATION, FRAME / BODY PANELS / EXHAUST SYSTEM, MAINTENANCE, ENGINE & DRIVETRAIN, CHASSIS, ELECTRICAL, WIRING DIAGRAM, AND TROUBLESHOOTING.    THIS VERY HEAVY 170 PAGE SERVICE MANUAL MEASURES 8-1/2" BY 11".

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