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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Honda CB 750 chopper, 24,456 miles with 97 Nighthawk motor. Rigid Frame, 6" over Narrow Glide 39mm front end from Evo Sportster, Honda Shadow 15" rear wheel, Jet Hot ceramic coated pipes, LaPera seat, (very comfortable), 2.8 gallon tank, stainless steel rising sun sissy bar. This is one of the best motors ever made; reliable, enough power and easy to work on. New Barnett clutch kit less than 1000 miles ago. Always run on 100% synthetic oil and premium gas. Tires still have tits on them, bike just passed state inspection in June. This is a proper chopper, front brake only, no radio, cell phone charger or other BS. I am selling 5 of my choppers. A series of surgeries has made it difficult to ride and I can't see having bikes just sit. Do not offer ridiculously lowball numbers. If you can't afford to buy, don't waste your time or mine. If you are a reasonable distance from 28110, I may be able to help with delivery.
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