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1972 Honda Ct70 Trail 70 on 2040-motos

$2,500
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:2
Location:

San Diego, California

San Diego, CA
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Honda CT description

This is a beautiful 1972 Honda CT70 K1 with only 2300mis on the odometer. The bike wears its original paint and chrome which is in very excellent condition. The bike has been refurbished with new parts including: the seat, muffler, Bridgestone Trail Wing tires, tubes, wiring harness, sealed battery, brake cables, throttle cable, speedometer cable, air filter, side badges, side decals, light bulbs, front fork seals and front fork oil. The oil has just been changed and the carb has just been tuned so the bike runs like new. Bike has never been in the CA DMV system so it will be easy to register and title with a bill of sale. Feel free to contact me at for more details.

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