Under the seats of all my Sprees are plastic tabs, that probably held something at one time. Is this for a tool pouch or owners manual ?
Also, when Sprees were purchased new, did they come with one key or two ? When new, did they come with a spare spark plug ?
Spree questions
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Johnniespeed
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Spree questions
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Elite 150 64 mph for sale.
Elite 250 77 mph. for sale.
Red Honda Grom, modded to 250cc, 87 mph.
GSXR 1000 168 mph. My new favorite, scooters seems way too slow now.
Re: Spree questions
the tab under the seats was for holding the manual and Title. They came with 2 keys. As for the tool pouch and extra spark plug im not sure. I only know those things because my grandpa bought one in 85' but didnt get a tool bag or spark plug with his.
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87spree70superbee
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Re: Spree questions
Yeah, I don't think they had tool kits or spare spark plugs. I bought my 1985 from a guy in WI who parked it in his garage in 89... All I got was the manual in the original protective bag. I really don't think there is any other place to stick a tool kit on the bike.
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Red 87 Spree... Ended up buying the same one mentioned below.
I started riding my uncle's 87 Spree at the drag strip when I was 8...
It's easier to stop caring three years ago than it is to fix it in present time.