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1987 Honda XL 600 R
I have narrowed my choices to the following options (mostly based on location, budget):
1987 Honda XL 600 R 1990 Honda XLR 250 (Baja) Both bikes are in good shape for their age and around the same price (surprisingly). I will be using the bike for getting around town. About two 250km trips / month. And an average of two 3,000km + trips around East Africa / year. Again, obviously feedback is subjective. But. I would love to hear some opinions, thoughts, advice, insight, etc. Thanks. Cheers. 
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