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Engine Size (cc):305
Warranty:None
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CA description
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Running CA305, but not very well. Black metallic is not original, nor are the exhausts. Tank was not too bad, but lined with POR15 anyway. Petcock rebuilt. Handlebar and front suspension trim is painted, chrome was bad. Seat and tires appear to be original and will need recover/replacement. Spare rear wheel included . Speedometer cable broke when I moved it out of the garage where found because the original speedometer was rusted solid. Mileage is less than shown on replacement speedo. This is a project I did not complete, - you finish to your taste. I need garage space back! Shipping is on you.
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