1967 Honda Cb 450 Black Bomber K0 on 2040-motos

$1,970

Year:0 Mileage:700

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1967 Honda CB 450 Black Bomber K0, $1,970, image 1

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Extremely nice 1967 Honda CB450 Black Bomber. There are very few Bombers like this that have 4, 700 original miles. It shifts through the gears smoothly and runs and rides well! It has new professional paint on fenders side covers and tank. New items include fork seals, chain, Tank emblems and battery. The carburetors have been rebuilt and tuned to run strong. The rear tire shows wear and the front tire has like new tread. Nearly all the aluminum has been polished. None of the chrome has been re-chromed it is in original condition. As a result, the shifter side head pipe has some pitting on inside and the original mufflers have a couple minor dings and 1 minor weld repair near the kick starter. I attempted to show these areas on the photos. It has the original seat in good condition. All the electrics and mechanics are in good working order. This bike has had some special care and is continually complemented by the stares it gets everywhere it is ridden.

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