1983 Honda Cb1100f Cb1100 Super Sport on 2040-motos
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Mileage:19000
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Type:Sport Bike
Engine Size (cc):1100
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
Bike is in great running order. Fires right up, and runs very very strong. New rear tire, battery, fork seals and oil. Tank has a small dent in left side, and some rust spots on same side. Speedometer needle broke on me about 300 miles ago, and tach not quite right but works. Seat is in good shape, a tiny split on one of the seams. I do have the stock bars as well as the exhaust, just not pictured. Stock exhaust is solid, but a few dent in it, and some rust on bottom. Left rear turn signal needs to be replaced. Left hand control switch is cracked, but it works. Bike is also listed on craigslist, so i reserve the right to end auction at any time. Any other questions, please ask before you bid. I can be reached at 815-541-9714 between the hours of 11:00-9:00 central time. Thanks Matt.
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