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1971 HONDA CB750 FOUR K1 28K, (1971)
I HAVE A 1971 CB750 K1, 28,925 MILES, RUNS GOOD, SHIFTS NICE, BRAKES WORK FINE, OVERALL BIKE PRESENTS WELL,, THIS IS A NICE CANDIDATE FOR RESTORATION OR RIDE AS IS, BIKE HAS NEWER PAINT , BUT IS INCORRECT COLOR AND PAINT SCHEME, SEAT LOOKS TO BE FROM A DIFFERENT MODEL CB, REAR TIRE IS LIKE NEW, FRONT HAS GOOD TREAD BUT HAS SOME DRY ROT, SOME ONE HAS PATCHED THE MUFFLERS,BIKE STARTS EASILY AND SETTLE INTO A NICE IDLE, BUT WILL STILL NEED SOME MINOR TUNING AND A NEW BATTERY..FRONT HEADLAMP IS NOT WORKING AND DIRECTIONALS TURN ON BUT DON'T NOT BLINK,STOCK AIR BOX IS INPLACE BUT MISSING THE BRACKET THAT ATTACHES IT TO THE FRAME,,TOP TRIPLE TREE LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE OVER TIGHTEN THE PINCH BOT AND CRACKED IT,,THIS WILL NOT TAKE MUCH EFFORT OR MONEY TO MAKE THIS A GREAT RIDER, PLEASE LOOK CLOSE AT PHOTOS AND ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE, I AM NOT A HONDA EXPERT BUT WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS, RESERVE IS SET WELL BELOW MARKET VALUE DO TO THE FACT BIKE IS NOT 100% CORRECT.. THANKS AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING FRAME # CB750-1075548ENGINE # CB750E 1075958PRODUCTION DATE 1/71 SHIPPING IS RESPOSIBILITY OF BUYER, BIKE IS OFFERED WORLDWIDE , AND A 500.00 DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED WITHIN 24 HOURS OF END OF AUCTION BIKE WILL COME WITH A BILL OF SALE ,COPY OF CURRENT REGISTRATION AND A NEW HAMPSHIRE TRANSFER AND SALE OF NON-TITLE VEHICLE FORM NOTORIZED BY THE DMV, FORM (TDMV 22A) SO THAT A TITLE CAN BE ACQUIRED IN YOUR STATE .. N.H DOES NOT TITLE ANY VEHICLES OVER 15 YEARS OLD, THIS FORM IS RECOGNIZED BY ALL STATES, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DMV IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS...2013-09-04 07:44:22Newton, New Hampshire, US28,9251,900.00 -
1975 Honda CB 400F Supersport (1975)
1975 CB400F Supersport Good original condition. Just out of ten year storage. Starts super easy and idles nice.2013-09-05 08:26:27Newton, New Hampshire, US26,7002,650.00 -
1971 CB500 FOUR ,DUNSTALL, 20K ORIGINAL MILES, 70'S CAFE, RUNS GREAT (1971)
1971 HONDA CB500 FOUR, BIKE RUNS GREAT, SHIFTS WELL, HAS A FULL DUNSTALL KIT INSTALLED INCLUDING THE REAR SETS AND CLIP ON BARS WHICH ARE IN NICE SHAPE,THE FIBERGLASS IS IN GOOD SHAPE..GEL COAT IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE WITH A FEW SCRATCHES AND NICKS BUT PRESENT VERY WELL,, MOTOR RUNS LIKE A HONDA, NO SMOKE OR ISSUES, EXHAUST IS A BLACK CHROME MAC 4 INTO 1 SYSTEM THAT IS PERIOD CORRECT AND SOUNDS NICE. NO LEAKS , CLUTCH WORKS GOOD, LIGHTS WORK AND HORN BEEPS, NEW BATTERY AND CARBS SERVICED,TIRES ARE DECENT BUT ARE OLDER.BRAKES WORK FINE .THERE ARE TWO SEATS THAT COME WITH THE BIKE, THE ORIGINAL 2 UP AND A SOLO OFF A DUNSTALL TRIUMPH WHICH WILL TAKE VERY LITTLE TO FIT,,, IT IS ALSO IS AN ORIGINAL DUNSTALL PIECE THAT IS STAMPED, AND GIVES A GREAT SOLO LOOK AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES......BIKE WILL NEED THE TANK LINED...THE INSIDE OF TANK IS PERFECT,, BUT ETHANOL GAS DOES NOT AGREE WITH FIBERGLASS CAUSE OF THIS STUFF WE CALL FUEL NOW.....I DID NOT LINE THE TANK MYSELF BECAUSE EVERYONE HAS THERE OWN METHODS I FIGURED I WOULD LEAVE IT TOO THE NEW OWNER TO DECIDE..ALSO INCLUDED IS A BRAND NEW OEM PETCOCK SO FUEL SYSTEM WILL BE PERFECT...... TO SEE A VIDEO OF THE BIKE RUNNING TO TO YOUTUBE AND TYPE IN ( 1971 cb500 dunstall running) BIKE WILL COME WITH A COPY OF CURRENT REGISTRATION, BILL OF SALE AND A NOTORIZED NEW HAMPSHIRE TRANSFER OR SALE OF NON-TITLED VEHICLE FORM (TDMV 22A)SO THAT YOU CAN ACQUIRE A TITLE IN YOUR STATE ,THIS FORM IS RECOGNIZED BY ALL STATES,YOU CAN CHECK WITH YOUR DMV....2013-09-03 08:34:48Newton, New Hampshire, US20,5021,580.55
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