1972 Honda Cb on 2040-motos

US $8,500.00

Year:1972 Mileage:500 Color: Green

Location:

El Paso, Texas, United States

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Honda CB tech info

Engine Size (cc):450

Honda CB description

I have a 1972 Honda CB450 that my brother and me have put countless days and nights to customized into a cafe racer. This bike runs like new and looks even better in person, it has a pearl green color, please contact me for any questions.

Here is a list of the few modifications:

*Rebuilt Top End With Valve Job

*New exhaust valves

*Clipon Handlebars

*New Exhaust

*Pod Filters

*New Shinko Tires Front and Rear

*New Grips

*New head light H4

*New Rear Shocks

*Speedcell lithium Battery

*New Chain

*Poweder Coated Frame

*Rebuilt Carburetors

*New Tail Section and Seat

*LED Front blinkers and Integrated LED Tail light/blinkers

*Painted Engine

*Custom rear Hoop

*New Tachometer and Speedo

*New Speedo and Tachometer Cables

*Kreem Gas Tank Fuel Liner used

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