1972 Honda Cb350 Twin. Super Clean/registered Antique. on 2040-motos
Milford, Connecticut, US
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For sale is my registered/street legal Honda CB350 Twin. This bike is extra clean, runs excellent, and kicks over every time. Also has an electric start for the lazy days. There are just over 1000 miles on the bike, and is missing nothing. This bike is over 40 years old so obviously it is not in "showroom" condition, but close to it.. It has the perfect patina, and receives compliments where ever it goes. Local pick up only. Call 2zero3 9eight2 zero7zero7 for any additional information.
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