1981 Honda Cb 650 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:5343
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Type:Touring
Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:121212121212
Honda CB description
I am the second owner of this bike, the orginal owner bought for him an his wife to go touring. he had it delivered to his house an he drove around the block and dumped it he broke his arm. He put in the garage and never rode again. When i bought 4 years a ago it only had 3 miles on it !!! I had all 4 carbs rebuilt and new ties put on old ones dry rotted and I had the front fork seals replaced. I have the orginal plugs along with matching helmets. Bike will cruse all day long at 75 mph with two people. I would not be afraid to drive this bike coast to coast, it runs that good IT has the usal nicks for its age and the rims are somewhat rusty.Dont forget this is a 4cyl. This bike does not burn any oil what so ever!!!! With the trunk and saddle bags it has a lot of room for storage The reason for selling bought a victory and I havnt. put over 300 miles on in the last 2 years. I had a new battery installed this year..NO BIDDERS UNDER A TEN RATING UNLESS EMAILING ME FIRST !!!!!!!! NOTE THIS BIKE HAS ALL THE FACTORY STICKERS INCLUDING THE 600 MILE BREAK IN STICKER!!!!
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