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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Cafe Racer
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
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This 1980 Honda CB 650 cafe racer was a complete custom build. This is a professionally built bike from a very rare original bike. The original bike had under 4,ooo miles on it. The bike was located in storage due to an estate sale. It had not been ridden in 30 years. The vision for the bike was to create something low profile and with minimalist gauges and controls. This bike currently has about 5k original miles. I have the original odometer for the next owner to keep. It was in a barn in Kentucky for 30 years. Once found it was completely disassembled and rebuilt from the ground up. The custom fabricated back end, the polished yoke and minimalist switches and the hand painted custom pin striping makes this cafe racer unlike any you can find. Every part and piece is custom or restored. Two different custom shops helped with various parts of the build. This bike likes to go fast. It has been ridden about 6-8 times since she was completed. It has a good amount of power for the weight of the bike. Some of the features include: Free flow filters Rear sets Drop bars Gel battery Custom fabricated back end 4 into 1 pipes This bike is beautiful and fast. |
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