Vintage 1972 Honda Cl100 Cafe Racer on 2040-motos
Year:1972
Mileage:4900
Crossville, Tennessee, US
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Type:Cafe Racer
Engine Size (cc):100
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This bike has been in the family since 1975. It was removed from storage after 30 + years. I just finished a frame up rebuild this summer. The bike has less than 100 miles since finished. The bike was striped down to the frame. All painting and refinishing was professionally done with automotive base coat clear coat. The wheels were blacked out and re-spoked. The engine was taken down, cylinder polished (no boring needed, has original piston size) re-ringed cam chain guides replaced, and new gaskets installed professionally by local motorcycle shop. The gas tank was prepped and lined with tank liner. New parts include but not limited to: carburetor, fuel petcock, all cables, tires, tubes, rim liners, shocks, seat, handle bars, lights, cam chain guides, gaskets and piston rings. The bike looks awesome and rides like new. Don't miss your chance to be a part of the café racer seen with this cool ride. Feel free to text me with any questions at 931-337-4355
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