1975 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Mileage:430
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Engine Size (cc):360
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1975 Honda Cb360t Original mileage 3122 miles. Engine has been cleaned rebuilt and painted on the fins of the air cooled engine. The Chassy of the motorcycle has been rebuilt and customized to fit the cafe racer style seat and electronics that are hidden underneath it. It has brand new mikuni carborators. Brand new handle bars throttle fuel lines starter coils ignition system (most of which is made by motogadget including handle bar grips push button controls and fuse panel). It has an anti gravity 12 volt lithium ion battery. Has custom made stainless steel scrambler exhaust system that sounds beautiful. Has a new speedometer and al new led headlight rear tail lights blinkers and break lights brand new wiring harness just redone professionally. Has a custom made fendor and brand new rear suspension. Also has new steering bearings. Has new rear swing arm bushings The frame handlebars have all been professionally powder coated and the seat was made custom for the bike hand stitched. I oversaw the restoration from start to finish. It was an 11 month project.
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