1979 Honda Cb650 Custom on 2040-motos
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Type:Classic / Vintage
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1979 Honda CB650 Custom, This is a great way to get back to "Old School Cool." This bike has great personality and has been fully serviced and ready to take you down the road. Comes with back reast and rear rack to hold you loved ones and lunch box. Check this out at Brenny's East, at brennys dot com, or call us at 563-359-7333.
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