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82 Honda Cx500 Custom ***under 4000 Original Miles!!!*** on 2040-motos

$1,650
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Des Moines, Iowa

Des Moines, IA
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82 Honda CX500 Custom ***UNDER 4000 ORIGINAL MILES!!!***, $1,650, image 1

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A true classic in fantastic condition!! I have a 1982 one owner CX500 Custom by Honda. This bike is in good shape for its age, mechanically sound and all system function as they should except for a tail light which I'll cover in a minute. No tears in seat, no scratches in paint, no dents. Fresh carbs, rebuilt master cylinder, rebuilt front caliper, all fluids freshly changed. THIS BIKE HAS UNDER 4000 ORIGINAL MILES!!!!! It is still practically brand new. Has original owners manual and tools. Good power even for a 500. Outstanding 1st bike or a bike for the wife. The ONLY issue is the left rear turn signal is missing. I have a brand new 1 to put on which will go with the bike. $1650.00 cash obo. Clear title in hand. Text or respond to ad. I work nights so please be patient. I can text images to interested buyers which I will be posting soon..

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