Kawasaki H1 500 Classic, Excellent Condition on 2040-motos

US $3,999.00

Year:1974 Mileage:999999 Color: Red

Location:

Camden, Maine, US

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Engine Size (cc):500 For Sale By:Private Seller

Kawasaki Other description

1974 Kawasaki H1 500, starts with one kick; with new top end, it has 145 lbs. across all three cylinders, runs great and idles at 1,300 RPM, everything works, recent new rear and brand new front tire. Also new: chain and sprockets, professional paint and relined inside fuel tank, chrome in excellent shape, with the grab rail having a few small pits, new ignition switch, 2 keys, new K & L air cleaner--original air cleaner is included), mirrors, H1 maintenance manual, fuel tank filler gasket, etc.. Mostly original (original metal air filter box and airfilter, turn signals, seat, controls, etc.). Although the odometer reads 19,110 miles these numbers are quite high and incorrect as the odometer was replaced.* Between 5-10K miles, maybe less, especially considering I have the original front tire and airfilter to it, and and both are still useable. I would consider this bike a extremely nice, collectible, no rust working example of the H1.

Although it is not quite museum quality it definitely has the potential to be so. Also can use as daily rider.

I can deliver between Maine and southern New England for a reasonable fee (under $200).

Happy to answer any questions ; send e-mail or phone # and I'll call you.

Thanks for your interest!

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