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Mileage:27
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Honda CB tech info
Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
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This bike is immaculate condition. No lie. New tires on the front and rear. New battery, clutch pack and all the lights have been checked and rechecked. Bike has always been garage kept and never ever been left outside. She's very clean and a super smooth ride. Im the second owner of this bike. First owner kept it in a garage as well. All the work that's been done has been done over the past year. The tires have literally no more than four hundred miles on them. Chrome is excellent, and so is everything else. There's a couple cosmetic scratches on the tank, but not noticeable at all. Don't really wanna sell her, but id rather see her go to someone that can actually ride her than to have it sit in the garage. This bike is pickup only with cash in hand. Can meet with the bike if reasonable. Serious offers only please. Not into wasting anyones time, including my own. Contact me for any details, at anytime, id be more than happy to answer any questions you may have. Thank you for viewing and have a good day.
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