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Engine Size (cc):750
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
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1973 Honda CB750 beautiful survivor with only 4000 miles and a clear title. This bike is all original including the tires. Only thing that was changed are the grips and levers. The paint is beautiful and really shines. The chrome looks great and shines also. This bike starts easy and runs and rides like a 4k mile bike should. Everything works. Inside of the tank is clean. There is a very small ding in the top of the tank that is very hard to see about the size of a pencil erasure. Also a small hole in the right exhaust pipe behind the passenger foot peg. I took a picture of both. Take a good look at all the pictures. You can also call me with any questions you might have. 440-346-6314 ask for Bob. Buyer is must make there own shipping arrangements. I will assist the best I can.
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