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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Hard to find, like new, but used vintage 1980 Honda CB650 Custom. Purchased new and has been well maintained and garage kept. A low 10,550 miles with a new battery two seasons ago, along with new tires. Everything works as it should. Just had the carburetors rebuilt. It's cold blooded as these bikes are known to be, but once warmed up, it's a strong runner. She rides great, has no rust, and the paint is perfect. No dents or leaks either. Has adjustable backrest. One of the screws inside the tachometer is loose, but it still works. It might need replacing. Any questions, or for greater details, email: deen700@hotmail.com
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