1973 Honda Cb750 Four on 2040-motos
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Mileage:22200
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Engine Size (cc):750
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1973 Honda CB750 Four. A Cool Classic that runs, shifts and stops good. Has fairly recent 836 Big Bore kit, K&N air filters, electronic ignition and Exhaust system installed. Swing arm and brake stay chromed. Custom front fender and tail light. The bike is a 1973 and will need some tinkering along the way. The cables were not changed when the café bars were installed and are too long. Small tear in the back of seat, left side cover is cracked, tank has been creamed. New battery and all lights and electric start work fine. Sold as is.
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