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1974 Custom Built Motorcycles Chopper (1974)
I'm listing a vintage 70s cb750 chopper, straight out of 70s it's a true survivor !! May vintage hard to find parts on bike i got bike home put a set of rebuilt carbs on it synced them thing fires up one kick no choke runs great , I put a new battery in bike also , front brake was locked up I took caliper apart a cleaned it up works fine now , master cylinder is leaking where plunger goes in , bike runs rides good tires decent chrome is decent there is some putting on some stuff and some parts do have alittle rust on it that I couldn't clean up, I resever the right to end auction early is for sale locally I will help load up if you are wanting to ship bike I will not find a shipper for you , and also bike won't leave in till money is in hand weather that's in person, or it clears from PayPal and in my account thanks for looking don't let it get away if you want to contact me my number is 574-606-64322016-07-25 04:46:29Cromwell, Indiana, United States10013000 -
1973 Honda Chopper (1973)
Charles Crews (888) 309-8064 622 Goddard Ave # A Chesterfield Missouri 63005 73 Honda Chopper Vehicle Information Year: 1973 Make: Honda Model: Chopper Condition: Used 1 of 29 View Large Images Description Custom Honda 750 Chopper, to much to list, many vintage parts from the late 50's, 60's, 70's, and custom one off pieces. Bike is titled as a 1973 Honda. We also have a lot of extra parts that come with the bike. Listed below are some of the key features of this period correct chopper: Vintage Amen frame Vintage Little John coffin tank Wolfman custom paint, metal flake paint with translucent flake Custom carburetors Powder coated engine/head Welded and milled valve covers Hexed milled head Vintage Vader wheels (15'' rear, 19'' front) with drum brakes Stainless chain Custom ported cylinder head by Stiegemeier (Stiegemeier.com) Custom handle bars Louvered stainless belly pan (comes with bike, not currently installed) Many hand formed parts: oil/battery case, risers/handle bars, rear fender Stewart Warner tach, oil pressure gauge Electronic ignition Lots of chrome, all in good condition Some of the extra parts include: handle bars, pegs, air cleaner, carbs, case, head Options and Standard Features Basic Information Year: 1973 Make: Honda Model: Chopper VIN: CB7502206472 Condition: Used Type: Custom Mileage: 0 Title: Clear Color: Blue Engine Engine Size (cc): 750 Contact Chesterfield Motorsports 622 Goddard Ave # A Chesterfield Missouri 63005 View Map Ask for:Charles Crews Direct:(888) 309-8064 Contact: Contact Us Apply Now Secure Credit Application Applying for a vehicle loan online is one of the quickest and easiest application methods.2016-06-14 15:25:21Chesterfield, Missouri, United States09700 -
1965 Custom Built Motorcycles Chopper (1965)
Re-Listed due to non-paying bidder. Molded Frame-someone had a lot of time on their hands!Great creative body work.Engine starts first kick with good compression.Clutch drags and hard to shift into 2nd gear. 16" rear wheel with Pirelli tire.Stock front early CL72 (small hub sls brake) wheel with 19" tire.2016-08-08 04:47:40Pasadena, California, United States7895.00 -
1988 Custom Built Motorcycles Chopper (1988)
1988 Honda Shadow VT1100C. Has custom paint Black with Gold metalflake. Has aftermarket exhaust.2016-08-29 04:46:12East Peoria, Illinois, United States172,200.00 -
2013 Custom Built Motorcycles Chopper (2013)
I HAVE PURCHASED THIS BIKE IN 2015 AND HAVE HAD IT SINCE THEN, I am the original owner. I bought it brand new in 2015. It is a very clean bike that gets a lot of attention.2016-07-29 04:47:05Rockville, Maryland, United States1309,500.00
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