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1974 Honda Cb on 2040-motos

US $11361
YearYear:1974 MileageMileage:16 ColorColor: Orange
Location:

Hingham, Massachusetts, United States

Hingham, Massachusetts, United States
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Honda CB description

1974 Honda CB360 - Cafe Brat Style.
This was a heart and soul first build. Over 400 hours and god knows how much in parts.   Exceedingly meticulous detail.  Probably won't sell at what it's worth to me, but we will see. 
Frame Powdercoated 
Fiberglass Seat Pan
Cross-stitched Custom Leather Seat
New Professionally Done Tank Paint Job, Decals, Clear-coat, Inside very clean
Electrical Switches All Rebuilt 
New Coils, Points, and Condensers
New Spark Plug Wires and Resistor Caps
New Fuel Lines
New Fuel Petcock
Entirely Rebuilt Carbs - Retuned for K&N Pods
Buchanan Spokes
Mikes XS Rims
Arc X LED - Integrated Running, Tail, Turn Signals (super bright)
Master Cylinder Rebuilt, New Brake Lines and Pads
New Rear Disk Pads
Battery Box - hand-built, finely detailed, steel, powder coated 
New Rectifier and Voltage Regulator
New Headlight and Bracket
New Loud WOLO Horn
New Neutral Switch
New Hagon Shocks
Forks rebuilt - new seals
New Battery 
Runs Great and Is A Blast To Ride
I build one a year, and riding the second build CB750 ,and need to make room for the third build. 

4,500 miles on Rebuild

Moto blog

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Classic Race Finishes: 1991 250cc Misano Grand Prix – Video

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