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  • 1979 Honda CBX1979 Honda CBX (1979)
    This Honda CBX 1979 motorcycle is in 100% original mint condition. It comes in a rare and desirable color: Persius Silver, which was only made for one year (silver is harder to find than the more common red). Included: Factory shop manual Owner's manual Full tool kit in perfect condition Battery maintainer Period correct, nearly new tires Original round Honda mirrors included, aftermarket currently installed I'm the 2nd owner, and I purchased the motorcycle from a private indoor museum.
    2016-08-21 04:42:23
    Chesterfield, Missouri, United States
    6
    14000
  • 1979 Honda CBX1979 Honda CBX (1979)
    100% original condition. Rare and desirable color: Persius Silver, made for 1 year only.  Silver is harder to find, red is the most common color. Includes: factory shop manual, owners manual, full tool kit in perfect condition, battery maintainer, period correct nearly new tires and aftermarket removable windshield.  I purchased this bike from a private indoor museum from the original owner.  This bike is a show winner and has won 1st place in 2 entries.  The original owner installed a 1980 tail with a keyed storage compartment.  Runs perfectly.  Maintenance free battery is 2 years old.  Exhaust is free of bluing, dents or rust.  Gas tank is rust free.  Gauges and buttons look NOS with no fading whatsoever.  I was able to keep this bike indoors when I did ride it to work.  Always garaged at home.  No sun fading at all.  Warning stickers were left on the bike and are all in mint condition.  All systems work 100%.  Starts instantly and idles smoothly.  No oil leaks.  Original finish on all engine cases, nothing has been polished.  Wheels are flawless.  All paint is flawless with no dings, fading or scratches.  Shipping is responsibility of buyer.  Prefer local pick up or use Haulbikes.com.
    2016-08-07 04:44:25
    Chesterfield, Missouri, United States
    6
    5900

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KTM Sets A New Course Forward

Tue, 25 Feb 2025

Reorganization plan still needs another €800 million KTM’s creditors have accepted the company’s restructuring plan, creating a path to move forward and begin a return to full production. The plan was accepted just days before the February 27 deadline for KTM AG’s self-administration proceedings. "I am grateful and happy today.

What The Diavel Is Ducati Teasing?

Thu, 06 Feb 2025

Is an XDiavel V4 coming Feb. 13? Just when we thought Ducati was done with its 2025 model year World Première launches, the Italian brand drops a teaser for one more episode set for February 13, at 4 pm CET (that’s 10 am ET/7 am PT for us in North America).

How To Use A Motorcycle Helmet Communicator

Wed, 05 Feb 2025

Stay connected even when you’re trying to disconnect It used to be that we would hop on our motorcycles to disconnect from the world and find peace and serenity out on the open road. But now with our interconnected world, some of us have no choice but to stay tethered to the technology gods – even while riding. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing; being able to call a friend from the road, get directions piped into your ear, or listen to an actual soundtrack in addition to the one from your exhaust note all make riding more enjoyable.

KTM Sells MV Agusta Back to the Sardarov Family

Fri, 31 Jan 2025

Transaction in the “mid double-digit million” euro range MV Agusta is returning to the control of a wealthy family that had previously owned the Italian brand, shortly after it had been purchased by a larger motorcycle company. If that sounds familiar, it’s what happened when the Castiglioni family regained full ownership of MV Agusta from Harley-Davidson back in 2010, after the American company had purchased it from the family in 2008. Fast forward to 2025 and history repeats itself, this time with the Sardarov family regaining 100% control of MV Agusta after KTM exercised its option to gain a majority stake just a year prior.

Limited Edition Vespa 946 Snake Celebrates Lunar New Year

Fri, 17 Jan 2025

Vespa probably isn’t the brand you’d think would be celebrating the Lunar New Year and honoring the Chinese zodiac, but for the third year in a row, the Italian brand has done just that with a limited edition 946 scooter. The 2025 Vespa 946 Snake comes after last year’s 946 Dragon and 2023’s 946 Bunny as the third entry in the brand’s Lunar Collection. We can probably expect the collection to expand over the next decade to complete the Chinese zodiac’s 12 animals, with a Horse-themed model for 2026.The 946 Dragon came in a muted golden color with a bold green dragon graphic on the front shield, while the 2023 946 Bunny had a more playful look, with a lime green color and a cartoon rabbit on the shield.

Indian Teases New PowerPlus Family for 2025

Tue, 14 Jan 2025

Roadmaster PowerPlus and Chieftain PowerPlus expect to join Challenger and Pursuit Indian is teasing a new 2025 model review presentation on January 24 for the “new PowerPlus family”. Based on what we know thus far, we expect the presentation to include new liquid-cooled versions of the Roadmaster and Chieftain, joining the PowerPlus-engined Challenger and Pursuit. The teaser materials spread across Instagram, X, and YouTube all center around the catchphrase “the Power to Roam”.

In Gear: Alpinestars SMX-6 V3 Boot Review

Thu, 09 Jan 2025

Alpinestars updates its all-around full-sized street boot Photos by: Got Blue Milk (action) & Alpinestars (static) Not to wax poetic, but choosing the right gear requires a little introspection. What are we going to use it for? What do we expect out of our gear?

Italian Helmet Manufacturer AIROH Enters American Market

Tue, 07 Jan 2025

Italian helmet manufacturer, AIROH, announces its entrance into the U.S. market with DOT-approved on- and off-road helmet offerings. In addition, the brand has announced a U.S.

2025 Harley-Davidson Carry-Over Models Announced

Fri, 03 Jan 2025

What Harley announced… and what it didn’t Harley-Davidson announced its first batch of models returning for 2025 (well, technically second batch, if you include the returning police bikes confirmed in December, so, let’s say the first batch of consumer models). As usual, the first bikes to be announced are carry-over models, those returning with new color options and pricing adjustments, but no significant mechanical changes. These include the Road Glide, Street Glide, and Road King Special baggers, plus the Road Glide 3, Freewheeler, and Tri Glide Ultra trikes.

How to Add More Power to Your Harley-Davidson

Thu, 02 Jan 2025

Three easy and three not-so-easy tips to help you crank up the performance on your hog Harley-Davidson and engine performance go together like cheese curds and piping hot Milwaukee bratwurst. They're a natural fit, folks! American V-Twin fans have enormous aftermarket support to extract extra oomph from their engines or go whole-hog with complete performance builds that won't leave any horsepower or torque on the table.