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Honda CB description
This 1975 Honda CB750 K5 Four with about 10.800mis. The Honda Motorcycle Identification Guide is MATCHES the frame (VIN # CB750-2524 19) and the engine (# CB750E-2405770). The bike looks, runs, and drives well. The rear tire have on it is Continental MT90S 16T 112. The both tires are in super condition and the battery is brand new.
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