1973 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Mileage:29
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Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Very clean Honda motorcycle, 29,750 original miles! It was owned by a local Honda Dealer owner for many years before I bought it. He had let the bike sit for many years without many miles being put on it. All major components on this motorcycle are original except for some parts I have had replaced! The air filter has been replaced,the battery, spark plugs, wires and ignition coils, front brake caliper has been rebuilt and the pads have been replaced, the carburetor has been taken apart and all parts were replaced for a complete rebuild. Any parts that have been taking off I did keep and have a couple boxes of those original parts. Has newer continental tires with less than 1k miles on them. The baffles did come out in one of the pipes so I removed the remaining 3, I did keep those as well. The paint on this bike is in excellent shape for its age, there are a couple spots on tank which I tried to show pictured. The seat is in great shape, tank is in great shape, the pictures don't show enough of this bike. The only thing that I currently am bothered by on the bike is the front brake speaks so I'm suspecting a glazed rotor but brakes work great. I did ride this often so miles with be going up a little but not a ton. Title is clear, If any questions come up please let me know.
PS- I will have better pictures posted, the motorcycle needs cleaned and I ran out of time before posting. |
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