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US $9400
YearYear:1980 MileageMileage:8 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Sacramento, California, United States

Sacramento, California, United States
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Honda CB tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):750 TypeType:CAFE RACER For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Honda CB description

1980 Honda CB750C cafe racer custom built by Burgundee Bikes of Cocoa Florida. 8 test miles on build since completion. 

I purchased this bike approx. 1 year ago to display in my loft as art. It has been stored since then in my air conditioned loft with gas out of the tank - no sunlight - no fading. 

Burgundee Bikes started with a clean 750C with approx. 14K miles - clean title - no accidents - no rust. They rebuilt the engine and carbs - chopped the fender and fork - painted the frame, wheels and tank - added custom new seat, speedo and tail light. Every inch of the bike was gone through - every nut, bolt and wire either cleaned or replaced. Light patina on the original parts left on the bike. Photos speak for themselves. 

What attracted me to this bike was the quality of the build - the stance, the hand painted tank graphic and the fact that much of the bike's originality remains (wheels, exhaust, etc.) I am a car guy and I would consider this bike a "resto-mod" - much of the originality remains while the performance and looks have been enhanced. This is basically a brand-new 36 year-old bike. 

I am moving next month and my new loft has no elevator - so I will not be able to take the bike with me. Don't want to park it outside or put into storage. 

I will assist with shipping to the best of my ability. The bike is located in downtown Sacramento CA and can be easily removed from my loft and loaded onto a transport - or throw some gas in and ride it home. 

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