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Mileage:3
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Engine Size (cc):3
Type:CAFE RACER
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Amazing bike for sale. I have a 1972 Honda CB350 that has been converted into a cafe racer. It has recently (in March) been given a new paint job, and gone from its gunmetal grey to white, and the emblems have been painted black. It has 3500 miles on it which is low for a bike this old, and it also got an oil change in March. It has a 2-1 jardine exhaust system, LED tail lights, and a new headlight. The bike was laid down once which was very minor, there is a slight scruff on the right side of the engine and headlight and handle bar. It has an electric start, but it isn't wired up anymore, but the bike turns over perfectly fine and runs so good. I have put a lot of money and time into this bike and hope it goes into the right hands, if you have any questions feel free to ask.
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