1967 Honda Ct on 2040-motos

US $5100

Year:1967 Mileage:0 Color: Yellow

Location:

Norman, Oklahoma, United States

Honda CT photos

Honda CT description

For sale is a restored 1967 Honda CT200. This bikes comes with a clean title and up to date tags. The bike runs very well and starts on the first few kicks. Has a small battery issue where it will only hold a charge for a few days. In order to work around this problem, an exterior battery charger has been added for quick charging access. The bike is a four speed and comes with working head/tail lights. Everything on the bike is mechanically sound with the exception of the speedometer. A passenger seat along with foot pegs has been added which is removable at the buyers discretion. The buyer will be responsible for pick up/shipping. Please message me if you have any questions.

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