1971 Honda Cl on 2040-motos
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Mileage:8
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Engine Size (cc):350
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CL description
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For sale is a beautiful Honda CL350 scrambler with only 8,100 miles. It is in excellent condition. Runs, shifts and rides just like a 1971 scrambler should. They're no fun if they don't run! Very minor fading on the speedo and tach. faces, oranges and reds are still orange and red. Bike has been totally gone thru, below is a list of what's been done: Engine was given a light hone and fresh rings Frame was repainted Engine was repainted All body pieces repainted Black stripes on tank are painted not decals Wheels re-spoked with stainless spokes New tires New battery New Misc hardware Only defect is small tear in the back of seat as shown in photos. Please contact me with any questions |
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