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Mileage:18700
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Type:Sport Bike
Engine Size (cc):500
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Selling my 1980 Honda CX500 Custom. The bike has ~18,700 miles on it, it had sat for ~20 years doing nothing because the previous owner thought the transmission busted. It is just a little difficult to get into neutral. I pulled the air filter out and charged up the battery and the bike started right up. I rode it around a little and thats the reason im selling, it is simply just too big for me.
the tires are a bit worn, probably arent safe to ride on very much.
The bike is located in Waukon, Iowa, 4 hours to the North East.
I also have extra parts,a seat with a tear, a windshield, rear carrier bracket and rear backrest to be sold separately
The price WILL NOT lower any more, so buy it now if your interested. you won't find a better deal then this.
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