I have a 1986 year model Honda 125 Foutrax Fourwheeler that is in good condition. I was curious to know what it might be worth because I'm thinking about selling it. Also a 85 year model 125 Honda Fourtrax that is just mostly parts that will be thrown in on the deal.

Tony

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1985-...QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1986-...QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/honda...75190345QQrdZ1

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1986-...74732282QQrdZ1

 

I was fortunate enough to have one of these brand spanking new in 1986. I had my choice between that or a 50R (chromed out one) or the blue and orange one.

I ran it until about 1990, sold it to get a leftover YZ80 in 1991.

Ah, the good old days.

I believe when mine was new it was like $1700, sold it privately for $850.

 

That's what I thought I would ask for both of them together was $850.00

Mine is comparable to this one in looks as far as being in good condition,except mine has the rear rack on it, also it's a 86 model.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1985-...QQcmdZViewItem

Thanks for the links satburn.

Tony.

 

A fourwheeler like that (in good condition) or with the parts unit is pretty much bottomed out. Condition is EVERYTHING with a just about vintage fourwheeler.

I wouldn't think you'd do any better than $850 with it, but you never can tell about these kind of things.

Good Luck.

 

Very true you never know I've seen items I would not give a plug nickel for and they turn out to be something worth a lot of money. Again what's junk to some may be gold to others.

A friend of mine has two Honda trail 70's you know not much bigger than a mini-bike he's had forever and they are in rough to fair condition I would say, a guy stopped by one day close to where he lives seeing them riding and told him if he ever wanted to sell them call him he would give $500.00 for each bike. He was some sort of collector.

Tony

 

My brother in law has one of those ZB (or is it CB?) 50's, thing is beat pretty bad, but a really cool (and rare) bike.

From what I can see, it is street legal! All this talk about TRX125's had me googling to see the Honda sales brochure. Really brings back the memories, over 20 years ago, I remember laying in bed with a little light on my nightstand, looking over the glossy pages we got from the Honda dealer.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1986-...QQcmdZViewItem
Thing looks so lame now, but man, what a blast back then. I had a buddy that had a XL (yes, "L") 75, we used to swap off as soon as we were out of sight of the house, spent countless hours shredding around.

 

I had a buddy that had a XL (yes, "L") 75, we used to swap off as soon as we were out of sight of the house, spent countless hours shredding around.[/QUOTE]


I had a SL 70 bought brand new in 1972 for a Christmas present. The neighbor kid up the road from me had the same except he got his a few months earlier for his birthday. I was so jealous at first he would come over and I would set on it dreaming it was mine. Then one day about two weeks before Christmas my Dad came home walked in the house and tossed me a new helmet and said I better not catch you not wearing it while riding. My first though was on my mini-bike and he said go look in the back of the truck. Mine looked just like this one.

Tony

 

Well, that is the same bike my buddy had (guess I got the call letter and cc wrong) Very cool, it had a metal fender and tank, just about indestructible (we were hard on equipment).

He would get a kick out of seeing that picture 20 years later.

 

Definitely a metal fender about a month after getting the bike, me and that friend of mine was racing up this hill and I looked back to see where he was and I hit a deep rut and flipped end over end. Luckly it only wadded up that front fender,me well I had a good case of road rash mostly to the palms of my hands and arm, my helmet had a big scratch on one side and Dad said see I told you that thing would eat your lunch some day, good thing you was wearing that helmet.

Tony