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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Owner
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1982 Honda CB 750 Custom, Clear title, great running bike. Tank had small leaks professionally brass braised, chemically cleaned and sealed. Inside is mint. This bike is fast and runs great. Tires have a few more seasons left. Brand new battery and master cylinder. Seat in great condition and comfy. Has crash bars. Only 10,566 original miles. The front directional light but don't blink, rears do not light. Could be wire. Other than the blinkers, this bike is good to go. |
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