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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:None
Type:Super Sport
For Sale By:Owner
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Again one of those great barn finds! For sale is a vintage 1976 Honda CB750 Super Sport. I am selling this item for a friend and any information about this item was provided by the seller. The rightful owner has misplaced the keys and title because he stopped riding some years ago, but will provide a notarized bill of sale. The bike does run but will need brake work and other minor repairs. The owner assured me that this is a great classic to restore and ride in style again. There is surface rust in the obvious areas but in overall solid shape. Excellent barn find! |
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