1981 Honda Custom Saki Bomb on 2040-motos

$7,200

Year:0 Mileage:999

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1981 Honda Custom Saki Bomb, $7,200, image 1

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Custom Honda bobber. 450 six gear. 21" chrome wire wheels. 1 off hand made fuel tank. stromburg carburetor just rebuilt and tuned. This bike is a real head turner. You can not stop anywhere without someone coming up to ask about this bike. I have owned numerous motorcycles, and this is by far the most fun bike to ride of any of them. Bike was originally built by Spider Racing out of Florida.

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