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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Up for bid with a no reserve auction and low starting bid is a CB750 K1, Runs and Drives, everything is in working order, lights, horn, turn signals, starter, except for the tachometer. Has a nice original stock seat. Starter button has been relocated to the headlight bucket. Nice rear tire, front tire showing some age but has nice tread. The bike starts up and runs. It has a flat spot in the acceleration which I believe it has not been jetted for the exhaust change. It can be ridden as is or would make a good project for restoration, cafe, bobber, chopper, your choice. Clean title with numbers matching the frame tag and ready for a new owner. Look over the pictures and feel free to ask questions and read the entire contents of the auction.
This motorcycle is located in Shelbyville MI 49344 USA. I am able to work with long distance buyers who need a little time to arrange for a shipping service or pick-up. Please make payment in a timely manor though. |
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