1974 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Mileage:10
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Engine Size (cc):350
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1974 Honda 350F 4 cylinder that I have had since the late 1980's. I rode it and licensed it on and off and my wife rode the bike on and off since the 90's and into Y2K years until a short time ago. Starts and Runs great and everything works fine All electrics work as they should. Lights, switches, horn, electric starter all OK. I rebuilt the carburetors with new main and idle jets a few years ago. Probably could be synced again but it runs OK. Accessory tray and original Honda 350F operator manual included. Sorry, no tool kit.
No rips or tears on original seat, chrome is very good except for some slight rusting on the pipes which are 4 into 2 as they are not original. There is a slight dent in the top edge of the tank on the left side ( shown on the pics) and a slight knee dent on the right side of tank, and two rub spots on the chrome of the alternator cover. Overall chrome is very good for a bike that is 42 years old. Electric and kick start with a new battery in the fall of last year. New coils, New NGK plug caps and wires, points, condensers and spark plugs also last year. Small handle bar Meier windshield installed (choice of my wife). Mechanically absolutely no disappointments. I have never replaced the tires and they still look fine. 10,447 original miles, and I believe I am the 2nd owner. (possibly the 3rd) One Key. Local pickup If Buyer requires shipping I will help with that process within reason if possible. |
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