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1980 Honda Cb900c 10speed Custom S For Trade! on 2040-motos

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Valdosta, Georgia

Valdosta, GA
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Like post says. Its a 1980 honda cb900c ten gear custom s has city gears an highway gears bike needs brake work an muffler. They only made this bike 3yrs. Looking to trade for other bikes for the right trade will trade my 1984 honda magna vf700c as well it runs an drives well its my daily now. Let me know what you have thanks In the pics the 1 that has the most pics of is the cb900 the other is the magna

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