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1982 Honda Magna (1982)
this is one owner 8000 miles on it !! has new battery runs very good!! its a(NICE) BIKE.2016-08-03 04:48:01Burlington, Iowa, United States81400 -
1982 Honda Magna V45 (0)
Hello I have a very good running and very fast motorcycle for sale, I will send images over a text, it starts up every time and has very good rubber on it, the only reason I'm getting rid of it is cause I need the money for Christmas, I'm asking 750 or best offer, I need it gone, thanks for your time, please call or text at2014-01-22 02:02:06Des Moines, IA0750.00 -
1982 Honda Magna 750 (1982)
1982 Honda Magna 750, >>BUDGET BIKE! 1985 Honda Magna 750!!2013-12-19 23:22:55Pacific Junction, IA8,791877.00 -
Custom 1996 Honda Magna 750, BEAUTIFUL CONDITION! Many new parts (1996)
You are viewing my 1996 Honda Magna 750. This bike is awesome. I love it to death, but with 2 children my priorities have changed and we have decided to sell.2013-10-19 00:50:13Saint Ansgar, Iowa, US24,6162,850.00 -
1985 Honda V65 1100 cc Sabre, sport bike, Triple Black, Excellent Conditon (1985)
If I were to rate this V-65 1100cc Sabre on a scale of 1-10 I would give it an easy 8.50 to 9, the paint looks great, the engine starts, idles and accelerates well and this bike is extremely fast. The only known mechanical issues are the front tire and front pads, the only cosmetic complaint I can see is the right front mirror stem is scuffed noticeably once it is pointed out to you but the mirror works fine and I have not seen a reason to replace it. If your looking for a water cooled V-4 120 hp 1100cc shaft drive sport bike that does not require you fold up like a pretzel then consider this one, this bikes over all condition is far and above similar or even some newer machines of this engine size and year.2013-10-02 19:57:41Davenport, Iowa, US18,5582,999.00 -
1985 Honda Magna V65 Motorcycle (mint condition). (1985)
I am the second owner of this bike. I bought it a couple years ago from the original owner who bought it new in the crate at the Honda dealership. This gentleman is a collector of fine cars and is obsessed with keeping his toys like new. This bike has been serviced regularly from the Honda dealership only. The original tires were just replaced right before I bought it....not because the tread was worn out, but because they were just getting older. He never drove the bike in the rain and always kept it in his heated garage covered up. when he washed it, he only used a damp cloth and dry towel. He had a very hard time letting this bike go, and I can now understand why. this bike is in showroom condition. Every single thing works like the day it was new. The paint is not faded at all and all of the gauges and components are shiny and bright. This bike puts out over 100 hp. and is extremely fast. This bike is definitely not a beginners bike. There is a windshield, backrest, highway pegs and the original manual and tool kit. It has the security system and all of the original keys. In just 2 years this bike will be an antique but it looks like it just rolled off the assembly line. You will not find a cleaner Magna V65......period. I am having a hard time deciding to let this bike go, but I am getting a Harley and don't know if I can afford both.2013-09-04 20:59:55Decorah, Iowa, US11,4004,499.00 -
1986 Honda V65 Magna 5900 Miles (1986)
1986 Honda V65 Magna, 5900 miles. Candy Apple Red. Very Good condition. Paint is nearly perfect. Chrome is in good shape with no dings in the mufflers. Last year brake and clutch fluid was flushed and replaced along with differential fluid and new fork seals. Master cylinder and slave cylinder for the clutch was rebuilt last year at 3500 miles. This year: new tires and beginning of season oil change (less than 800 miles this year). All work done by a Honda dealer. Bike is a perfect collector bike being in very good shape. Bike needs some detail work with aluminum having oxidation under the clear coat. Has the Hondaline backrest and luggage rack. Seat is like new with no tears or signs of wear. I bought the bike last year with 3400 miles and it is a great bike and barely broke in. I have bought a newer touring bike and have too many toys to keep this one. Mileage may increase slightly due to me still riding it occasionally, and test rides due to local listing.2013-09-03 03:57:06Northwood, Iowa, US5,9003,000.00
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