1979 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Classic 1979 CB750 Ltd. restored with Love 17,900mi Every system on this bike has been restored/upgraded to daily driver status: Ignition- Coils replaced with Dyna Coils, pulsers replaced, new plugs/wires Fuel-Carbs cleaned and rebuilt professionally. Balanced. Insulators and airbox boots replaced. Petcock rebuilt. Electrical- New battery, stator, rotor, reg/rec. Engine- Valve lash shimmed and maintained. Cam chain adjusted. Starter clutch rebuilt. Oil pressure sensor replaced. Chassis- New seat cover. Front brake caliper rebuilt. fork seals replaced, rear shocks replaced with Progressive shocks. New tires. Polished side covers and valve cover. Interior of tank in great shape, no rust problems. Inline fuel filter installed. A great deal of blood and sweat went into restoring this bike. It sat for over 30 years in a warehouse. I purchased it from the original owner with 2400mi on it. Currently at 17,900 miles. Used as a commuter bike. Highway miles. I live in the desert southwest, dry climate. I'm selling because I bought a 2014 CB1100. |
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