1983 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Mileage:31
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Engine Size (cc):1,000
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
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For Sale: 1983 Honda CB1000C with 31,400 original miles. Bike is in overall excellent condition and would probably rate somewhere between a 8 and a 9 on a 10 point scale but as the pictures show, this is still a beautiful machine. This one is pretty well loaded except for a radio which it does not have. There are a few very minor scratches on the tank. You really have to hunt to find any others. The suitcases have been professionally repainted and look extremely nice. The pipes are excellent and original and but for some minor pitting and bluing near the rosettes, look very nice and are solid with no holes or leaks. The seat has been newly recovered and has no marks, tears, or blemishes of any kind. The tires are brand new with no miles on them at all. Bike has been garage stored as part of my modest collection for approximately 7 years and has recently been brought back to life with the petcock and carbs completely rebuilt. The tank has been acid etched and sealed. The battery is new. The engine runs beautifully and the bike rides and sounds great with no leaks no smoke and no unusual noises. If I were looking to take a cross country tour, I would not hesitate to take this bike anywhere. I have all the keys and all the locks work perfectly. Also included are the original owner’s manual and tool kit. Please bid only if you are serious and can complete the transaction if you win. I am a little sad to have to let this bike go but age and health tell me that it’s time to let some other lucky owner enjoy this bike. This bike has many miles and smiles left in it.
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