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This is a 1974 Honda CB200 that I rebuilt from top to bottom with the
exception of getting into the crankcase. The bike has relatively low
miles on it and the engine runs like new so there was no need.
There are many new parts and modifications electrical, mechanical and cosmetic. Some highlights are: Stainless steel exhaust: http://predatormotorsport.co.uk/CB200-Honda-Exhaust-System-2-1-Road-Legal/ Custom two tone cafe seat with seat Bobbed front and rear fenders Custom tank, paint decals and knee indents Reservoir piggyback shocks with preload custom rebuilt with new fittings and set for this bikes specs Stainless steel LED tail light and license plate light Rebuilt front disc brakes Ignition coil Rebuilt carbs and petcocks NKG plug sockest Fabric wrapped plug wires Frame painted with epoxy Chain Hex Stainless steel crankcase bolts The right buyer would be someone who knows or wants to learn about motorcycles. As with any bike this age it's a labor of love. There are a few minor issues like a finicky kill switch that controls the front headlight (it works intermittently). The bike starts on the first kick and is in quite nice mechanical shape. Some of the aluminum is a bit scaly and could use a polish. The only thing left to make it a true cafe would be some clubman bars and rearsets which would be a nice project to make it your own. I also have an extra set of carbs and many pieces/parts that could go to the buyer |
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