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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Seller
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1971 Honda CB 750, K1 in Ruby Red Metallic and in extremely nice condition with mint stock HM 300 exhausts. This bike runs exactly as its suppose to and everything works proper. K1's are a fantastic investment because they are the first year after K0's with vintage features, yet Honda got the bugs out so they are faster and the more reliable. This particular bike has been obviously cared for with great respect, hence its condition and performance is just great, look at the paint and the chrome just beautiful. This is a numbers correct being: Frame/Vin CB750-1068001, Engine CB750E-1066846. This is an "AS IS" auction. Bikes pick up is Ashville, SC. Bike has a free and clear NC title. Bikes pickup at expanse of Buyer and 7-14 days after auction. If you have less than 10 positive feed backs, call me before bidding please. This page and its content is subject to errors and omissions. If you have any questions or if you want to buy this bike as a buy it now early, CALL Greg 615-573-3083. |
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