1984 Honda V65 Magna Parts Bike on 2040-motos
Year:1984
Mileage:8500
Orange, Massachusetts, US
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Honda Magna tech info
Engine Size (cc):1100
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda Magna description
1984 honda v65 magna parts bike. I bought this last year and
just don’t need it. I still have another parts bike that has everything I need.
Believe it or not the bike only has 8,500 miles on it but was left outside most
of it’s life. I will say the motors bad for two reasons. Last year I dumped
fuel down the air intake and it sounded good but when I replaced the carbs
after rebuilding them, the motor would only make a ¾ rotation before locking
up. You can reverse the crank and then try to turn it over again, but it will
not complete a revolution. Second, thinking it may have been a component under
the clutch cover, I removed it to watch the engine turn over. Little did I know
that a piece of aluminum that holds the starter clutch pin would snap off. The locking up of the engine did not happen
during the running stage so I am baffled. Bad valve, screw fell into the piston
chamber while removing the carbs? Who knows. Bike has the following missing,
CDI Boxes, starter clutch, headlight and I’m sure a few other things. Still has
the fuel pump and all electronics in the fuse panel area and relays under the
seat. Sold with bill of sale only. No title given to me due to age.
Off the top of my head these items are also missing :
headlight,gauges but the gauge cups are still there, carbs,rt side cover, and
tank. Im sure there may be a few other items but if you see something in the
pictures of the bike, YOU WILL BE GETTING IT….
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