1975 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Very nice condition original CB750, 1975. Bike runs great, fires up on first kick every time. Sounds great, this bike really ripps! Super fast, rips your arms off! Idles nicely, pulls strong ad shifts smooth. Tires are in decent shape, battery is strong. Ready to ride! Reasonably priced. All signals, brake light, headlights, and horn are working as they should. Gas tank is very clean inside, and has no dents. Plastic side covers show minor hairline cracks, look like they have been repaired at one point, but nothing fully cracked or broken.
*electric start intermitently works, I believe its the solenoid.
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