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US $3700
YearYear:1977 MileageMileage:14 ColorColor: Candy Alpha Red
Location:

Southern New Hampshire, United States

Southern New Hampshire, United States
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Honda CB tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):750 WarrantyWarranty:None TypeType:Standard For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Honda CB description

1977 Honda CB750K Motorcycle

  • 14,500 original miles
  • Original Candy Alpha Red Paint
  • Runs and drives / rides great

New Parts / Upgrades

  • New EK O-Ring Chain (gold)
  • New Avon Roadrider Tires, Tubes, Wheels and All Balls Wheel Bearings
  • New Sealed Battery
  • Rebuilt Carburetors With Sudco Jets
  • New Honda Push / Pull Throttle Cables
  • New Honda Mirrors
  • Recent Oil Change and Filter
  • Professionally Reupholstered Seat

I have owned the bike since 2009 and have had no issues with it, the bike is an all original survivor, most of the Honda factory yellow paint quality control marks are still visible and it looks like the motor has never been pulled.  The bike runs  and shifts smoothly, has plenty of power, does not smoke / burn oil, all electrics work, no rust in the gas tank and original paint and chrome look good.  Selling the bike as I don't ride it that much and making room for another project in my garage.

Vehicle is sold As-Is with no warranties expressed or implied, bid to win and all sales are final.  The purchase price for the bike does not include shipping, local pick-up is best, but I am happy to coordinate shipping (shipping at the buyers expense).

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