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Mileage:2000
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Honda CB tech info
Type:bobber
Engine Size (cc):550
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
1978 Honda 550cb bobber. This bike is one of a kind. The bike has a 550cc carbed inline 4 cylinder motor. It has a hard tail rear end. Mileage on odometer reads 30xxx miles but is not accurate, bought a used speedo/odometer on ebay when redoing bike. Alot of customization done to this bike. There is a little surface rust on the rims and handle bars as shown in the pictures. There is a few scratches or dings in the paint. Bike has the usual wear and tear of a normal bike. It has straight pipes making it a quite loud bike. any questions please ask NO WARRANTY AND NO REFUNDS, bike must be picked up within 1 week of sale. This bike is for sale locally as well and the auction may be ended early. NO SHIPPING ON THIS ITEM. YOU MUST PICK THIS BIKE UP.
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