1983 Honda Cx650 Custom on 2040-motos

$1,500

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1983 Honda CX650 Custom, $1,500, image 1

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I have for sale a 1983 Honda CX650 Custom with 16,xxx miles. I bought this motorcycle a few months ago as a start bike to learn how to ride a motorcyle now I ready to upgrade to a bigger bike. I had new fork seal put in about a few month ago. I put on a new windsheld on the bike. There 2 dents in the fuel tank. $1,50

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