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US $12,000.00
YearYear:1979 MileageMileage:1248 ColorColor: Yellow
Location:

North Vancouver, British Columbia, CA

North Vancouver, British Columbia, CA
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Honda CBX tech info

TypeType:Custom Standard Supersport Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1150 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:2ATC10053AM204512

Honda CBX description

One of a kind custom CBX. This bike was built for me several years ago by TIM's CBX. Polished single sided swing-arm from Honda Hawk GT, Ohlin's shock, Honda VFR forks with Race Tech Gold Valves and springs, Custom Honda VTR yellow paint. Silver powder coated frame. The motor is a 1981 school bike motor with just over 1000miles precision re-built by Preston Marks - big bore, ported polished head, Falicon knife rods, '79 cams, CR race carbs and Earls oil cooler. All covers chromed or polished. Lots of other details like Harley bullet signal lights, Fat superbike bar and lots of upgrade parts from TIM's catalog like ignition/starter/alternator.


Also selling with the bike as a package as is another complete 1981 zero mile "school bike" motor plus a perfect NOS fuel tank with cap and badges, an NOS rear cowl from 1980 and an NOS seat, all like new. I don't want to part with the extras separately as if I don't sell the bike, would keep the parts.

This was a very expensive build and with the extra motor and NOS parts, quite the deal for a CBX fan.
(for those wondering about the serial number, it is an "Alberta Assigned VIN" for Alberta, Canada as the original VIN tag was removed during built and powder coat and was only stuck back on, not glued and came off on a ride. This is a service offered in several provinces and is quite the process as all the paperwork has to be in order which it was and is.)

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