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Engine Size (cc):650
Type:Cafe Racer
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Selling this beautiful Honda CB650 Cafe Racer. I bought the bike last
year from the gentleman who built it up. This bike is not a half aresed
cafe racer. She's an absolute beauty, she runs great and she was always
garaged. Since I am working so much nowadays I don't get to enjoy her.
She is getting lonely.
I have done minor work on the bike: 1. I completely resealed the tank. I did a VERY thorough job removing the old liner and put in THREE layers of sealer. This tank will last a long time. 2. Installed a JW Speaker EVO 2 LED Headlight. This headlight is absolutely incredible! 3. Installed a flasher for the brake light and an LED bulb. You will not find many Cafe Racers as beautiful as this one. True mileage is unknown. Pick up only. |
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