1985 Honda Magna Vf1100 on 2040-motos
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Honda Magna tech info
Type:Cruiser
Honda Magna description
1985 Honda Magna VF1100, Beautiful custom build. 1100cc v4 6 speed that runs perfectly. This is what I've done: new cam oiler, rebuilt the front and rear brake calipers, the clutch and front and rear master cylinders, the clutch slave cylinder. The carbs were totally rebuilt and polished. New tires, plugs, battery, and all fluids. The fork seals and fluids replaced. This was a frame off restoration. The motor was repainted and engine covers chromed. The frame, swing arm, foot controls, and rims were powder coated. The headers and collector was ceramic coated. The tank and fenders received a fresh custom paint. The tail light assembly is a one of a kind fabrication. All turn signals and rail lights are upgraded LEDs and the bike has blue LED accent lights with key fob controller. Custom head light and gauge. Give me a call or text if you want a total original. 407 five nine two 64 three 3. $3700.00
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