1982 Honda Cb900f Super Sport--looks Good And Runs Great--must Go!--buy It Now!! on 2040-motos
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Mileage:41172
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Type:Sport Bike
Engine Size (cc):900
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:JH2SC010XCM101176
Honda CB description
This is blast from the past--1982 CB900F Super Sport Honda. It is all original--paint, pipes, seat are all stock. It starts,runs and drives great. It has fresh oil and filter and spark plugs. It has it's share of scratches but nothing that effects the driving of the bike--it is 31 years old. No rips or tears in the seat the paint still shines--front tire very good, rear tire will need replaced soon. I am asking $1795 or best offer. This will be a 3 day auction. I ask for a Paypal deposit of $300 at auction end with the balance in cash upon pickup--within 3 days please--unless other arrangements are made. Title in hand. Please look at my 10+ year feedback I have many happy customers. Any questions give me a call 309-531-2877. Watch the you tube video here--http://youtu.be/dgHEvrevBes
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