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1976 honda cb360t cafe racer 5000 original miles custom paint one of a kind (1976)
I am selling my awesome 1976 honda cb360t cafe racer, this bike is in amazing shape and only has 5000 original miles on it. this bike is a 360t not to be confused with a regular cb360 or cb350 so it is a 360cc twin cylinder with a six speed transmission it is a very rare bike. this bike has a really cool custom paint job on it that is a burgundy color with yellow, the paint on the tank is in amazing shape and does not have any dents or dings in it, this is not a cheap spray paint job, it was done with automotive paint and clear coat, all of the details were done by hand with a pin striping brush, this is a truly one of a kind bike.2013-09-26 23:08:17Idaho Falls, Idaho, US5,2003,000.00 -
1991 Honda CB750 NIGHT HAWK Standard (1991)
1991 Honda CB750 NIGHT HAWK, FOR ITS AGE THIS IS A NICE MOTORCYCLE2013-09-28 13:14:29Caldwell, ID, US262,198.00 -
1978 honda cb750k fourk 4k series yellow motorcycle, auto, project bike, (1978)
The bike has 24k it was working when I parked it a couple of years ago, but i can't find the battery. Gas tank will be replaced when i have the money or i can take it off the price of the bike if you want to choose your own color. I have the keys and the transfer of title the bike has a ding i was going to replace it because i don't like yellow but i just took off the $150 from the price so you can choose your own feul tank color.2013-10-14 00:04:54Boise, Idaho, US24,000500.00 -
1980 Honda CB750 Classic / Vintage (1980)
NICE OLD BIKE, RUNS GREAT, LOOKS GREAT. WE SHIP ANYWHERE, BUYER PAYS SHIPPING AND APPLICABLE TAX/TITLE FEES2013-10-22 01:54:18Idaho Falls, ID, US91,995.00 -
1991 Honda CB750 NIGHT HAWK (1991)
1991 Honda CB750 NIGHT HAWK, FOR ITS AGE THIS IS A NICE MOTORCYCLE2013-12-19 22:54:34Caldwell, ID26,2032,198.00 -
80 Honda CB 650 Forsale/Trade (0)
Clean bike for the price, bike has 23,xxx miles and runs great. Hard to start cold and smokes a little out of left bank. Overall good bike for starter.2014-01-22 05:33:07Twin Falls, ID0750.00 -
1964 Honda CB (1964)
This is a matching numbers bike. Meaning, it has the original motor that matches the frame. Usually with vintage Hondas, what you will see is an engine that has a slightly higher number than the frame.2016-06-29 04:44:15Nampa, Idaho, United States131,400.00 -
1975 Honda CB (1975)
Sacrilege to even mess around with something as iconic as a 1975 Honda CB400F? For the most part, yes. My thought was.."What if Honda had made a European-only CB400F "R" model. What would it have looked like? That was the direction I took with this bike. It came to me cosmetically thrashed. I cleaned it up and it looked OK (see pic). But I wanted to take it to another level. It was totally stripped to bare frame and every nut, bolt, and component on this bike was either cleaned, replaced, refurbished, rebuilt, or re-painted. The tail section is from an original '75 Ducati 750 SS that's been highly modified for the 400F. The step that the stock Ducati seat snapped to is gone, the stock Duc lines softened and refined, ears have been formed to accept the mini turn signals, an LED tail light has been frenched into it, and it was re-glassed and strengthened at all mounting points including the seat pan. It attaches at the stock rear fender mounts. I also formed small "blisters" around the stock seat hinges so that if a future owner wants to return it to stock, they can. The seat is leather with the pleats matching the width of the stripes in the paint. The front fender is a modified '81 Honda Hawk part. It has been shortened a total of seven inches, reshaped, the cable guide swapped to the correct side and it hugs the tire so nicely now. I've been doing high-end motorcycle painting and body work for forty years and the finish on this bike is gorgeous. Keeping the stock Varnish Blue was essential, but with the addition of CBX-styled stripes and pin stripes and correct Honda decals.2016-07-18 04:44:12Sandpoint, Idaho, United States133900 -
1971 Honda CB (1971)
Please also review the feature on Bike Exif. Featured as "Gold Standard". 1971 CB750 built by Brandon Wurtz of Rawhide Cycles / rawhidecycles.com This is a nod to the hot rod muscle cars of the same era. Low, minimalistic and aggressive with show class details and paint.2016-07-28 04:43:42Nampa, Idaho, United States2513,000.00 -
Lost (1983)
Great bike for a cafe, barber, or scrambler build 99% complete it is a project to be taken on the wiring harnesses be gone through but the bike ran top notch prior to starting to turn it into a cafe bike. Has some aftermarket parts that comes with such as new levers, single digital hud headlight, rear shocks and license plate light and mount. $1000 obo2021-12-13 21:51:04HAYDEN, Idaho, United States1,0001000
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