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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Seller
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Here is a very rare early 1970 Honda CB 750 K0. Its numbers are Frame CB750-1012146 and engine CB750E-1012248, build date 11/69. This bike has the original stock Ruby Red paint and its patina is lovely. After sitting for many years bike was cleaned and a pro vintage Honda mechanic, sorted and synched the carbs, changed the oil, installed new plugs, petcock rebuild, master cylinder rebuild, new battery and she fired right up. No smoke, no leaks it runs exactly as its suppose to. Notice the Sandcast parts via early stock original paint-wrinkle tank, double cut original front fender which is completely dent or ding free with holes for a mud flap, stock solid air box which has a crack, solid side covers, a mixture of 300 and 341 (4 into 4), exhausts. I have looked for a proper original Ducktail seat and have not found one, selling with the ugly seat shown (reserve reflective). This bike can be had for much less than the ultra lacquered parade K0's, and will appreciate more rapidly because of its authenticity. This Honda K0 is being sold AS IS, bikes pick up is in Moreno Valley ,CA 92551. If you have under 10 feedbacks contact me for permission to bid. Please read shipping and payment instructions below before bidding. This page and its content is subject to errors and omissions. If you want to try to get this bike right away or if you have questions call Greg 615-573-3083. I strongly recommend calling if you don't want to wait.
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