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Mileage:31
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Engine Size (cc):736
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
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This bike has been totally refurbished front to back.
The paint on the tank is sun bleached and has some chips ( see pic.) But it is original, As is the frame it's original factory paint ( not powder coated). There is a scrape in one place (as shown in pic. ) on the bottom of the #4 exhaust pipe can not be seen from above but no rust on the exhaust at all on the original 341's they are solid Plus new baffles. Carburetors were soaked and rebuilt with new kits,New Mounting rubbers,New pivot boots, New clutch & cable installed, Engine valves adjusted, timing adjusted carbs synchronized, Oil and filter new. New ignition coils, New tires,tubes,rim straps front wheel has all new spokes both rims have been trued. New chain, New battery, Front fork seals and gaiters, As well as new fork oil, New front brake pads. If you're looking for a great Honda CB750 to ride or just to own, this is the bike you should be considering it just performs as it should and doesn't look it's age. Check out the video at https://youtu.be/CVGdUsYwhiI |
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