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1976 Honda Cb750. Clear title, runs and rides great. Smooth quiet engine, accelerates nice and shifts thru all gears fine. Has late model front end and wheels, I have the original wheels and front end available for purchase. Starts easily with kick or electric start, idles smooth with no funny noises or leaks. Inside of fuel tank is nice and clean. Headlight, speedo and tach in good working order. Does not have a front brake and will need tires and a battery soon. This is a running and riding motorcycle, I just rode 20 miles today 10/13/2016. See the pictures and feel free to message with any questions or to see the bike in person.
Sold as is no warranty. Non-refundable $200 deposit via paypal within 24 hrs, full payment via cashiers check or cash in person due within 7 days. Shipping is the buyers responsibility, I can coordinate with shipper of your choice. International buyers welcome. |
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