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1965 Honda CL (1965)
Here it is..my prized 1965 Honda CL77 Scrambler 305...i said i would "NEVER" sell it..but things happen..due to injury and unforeseen circumstances...i am regretfully putting it up for sale. I restored this bike to best of my abilities over the course of last 4 years...runs great, starts on first kick every time! I have redone the entire motor top to bottom, new points, new paint, new seat cover, powder coated frame and parts, new tires, original chrome barely any pitting.2016-07-13 04:45:45Schofield, Wisconsin, United States57800 -
1963 Honda CL (1963)
This is a barn find 1963 Honda CL72 scrambler. My initial plan was to restore it when I purchased, but I have many other project bikes and have no time and fund to spend on this bike. I purchased this bike in this condition.2016-06-15 04:48:03Gardena, California, United States61700 -
1968 Honda CL (1968)
This is a chance for you to become the owner of a 48 year old 1968 Honda CL160D Scrambler that is well preserved. It is in excellent condition. It is the ultimate barn find.2016-08-25 04:47:47Longmont, Colorado, United States94,500.00 -
1965 Honda CL (1965)
PLEASE READ MY DESCRIPTION IN ITS ENTIRETY. PLEASE READ MY PAYMENT TERMS. PLEASE READ THE SHIPPING TERMS ALL BEFORE YOU BID.2016-08-25 04:47:07Onsted, Michigan, United States97500 -
1965 Honda CL (1965)
Selling a nice little 1965 Honda CL77 scrambler. It is pretty complete and wouldn't take much to make into a driver. It kicks over with compression and the electrical looks like it's mostly intact.It comes with an extra correct gas tank and a complete set of cables. The shifter lever is included but it's missing the foot pegs.The rim will clean up a lot better with chrome polish and fine steel wool but not to show quality.The seat pan is here but needs to be rebuiltEngine #CL77E 1067932Frame # CL77 1027637I have a clear older California title, the frame number matches title but the engine number does not.If you have any questions call me at 951-992-9839 I will assist with shipping by holding the back for several weeks after complete payment is made BUT ALL shipping costs and arrangements are to be made by the buyer.NO OVERSEAS SALES.....PERIOD !2016-06-22 04:44:10Perris, California, United States112,000.00 -
1967 Honda CL (1967)
Very desirable 1967 Honda CL77 Scrambler in need of full restoration. Certainly a model worth restoring based on current prices of restored examples. Bike comes with clear OH title branded ACTUAL 11,640 miles and is exactly what you see in the photos, nothing more, nothing less. I have not disassembled the bike at all other than removing the spark plugs to confirm the engine turns over. So, I do not have any other details beyond what you can see in the photos. If you wan tto know something specific, please ask and I will do my best to answer it.2016-11-24 04:36:00Powell, Ohio, United States161,799.00 -
1967 Honda CL (1967)
Beautiful Honda 305 in excellent condition. Low miles and runs perfectly. Motor has never been apart but everything needing attention has been replaced or rebuilt, i.e.2016-08-08 04:45:19Tucson, Arizona, United States195,800.00 -
1971 Honda CL (1971)
Amazing motorcycle! The bike runs nice and smooth, Im selling it because I don't have the time to ride it. I have all service records and recites for parts I changed on the bike.2016-06-24 04:45:07Los Angeles, California, United States203,900.00 -
1972 Honda CL (1972)
Selling my 1972 Honda CL350 rat cafe racer. The tank is stripped, pipes chopped and have installed shorty matte black mufflers since the photos were taken (sound great), black powder coat wheels, new spitfire tires, clip on cafe racer handlebars, new clutch and brake controls, new renthal grips, pod filters, new carbeurator rebuild, and new taillight/plate bracket. Skateboard seat (not the most uncomfortable ride).2016-11-18 04:37:01El Paso, Texas, United States1003,000.00 -
1964 Honda CL (1964)
CL 72 Honda 250 Completely over hauled less than 200 miles ago and with documentation to support everything. Bike is rare and in very good condition. Being sold as is.2016-11-13 04:36:45Orange, California, United States1501000 -
1968 Honda CL (1968)
This is a chance for you to become the owner of a 48 year old 1968 Honda CL77 305cc Scrambler that is well preserved. It is in excellent condition. It is the ultimate barn find.2016-08-25 04:47:45Longmont, Colorado, United States2345,500.00 -
1967 Honda CL (1967)
All original Honda 305 Scrambler purchased from the original owner in 1980. Bike has been repainted to Silver. Original owner had painted it Blue.2016-11-27 04:37:06Chesterfield, Missouri, United States9736000 -
1967 Honda CL77 CL 77 305 Scrambler with paperwork - low miles (1967)
Runs and rides just like it did when purchased in late 1966. Everything on the bike is original except for the silver paint(correct honda code) and the pistons and rings(NOS OEM Honda parts were used) The bike is in very good condition and comes with all documentation that is seen in the pictures. Another item worth mentioning are the frame and engine numbers.2013-10-22 00:40:21Bedford, Indiana, US12,8732,701.00 -
1974 HONDA CL360 (1974)
1974 H0NDA CL360 SCRAMBLER. RUNS AND SHIFTS THROUGH ALL 6 GEARS. NEEDS A PAINT JOB.2013-09-03 21:50:28Conway, Arkansas, US14,500700.00
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2023 Honda SCL500 Review – First Ride
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