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1966 Honda CB (1966)
Recent Tuneup: NGK spark plugs, points, condenser. Valve adjustment, Cam chain adjustment, oil change,oil slinger/cleaner serviced. Runs Beautifully. Odometer Reads: 3026.9 -Recent drive chain replacement -Recent Avon Roadrider tires -recent battery replacement -Recent upgraded tapered steering head bearings -Period bar end turn signals and mirrors -Rare “up/down” OEM turn signal switch -all electrics/lights in working order: starter, neutral indicator light, high beam indicator light, dash lights, turn signals, front and rear brake lights -desirable OEM “hump seat” -rare chrome side panels, fasteners and tool box -OEM grey control cables and wiring -original shrouded OEM shocks -recent seat cover featuring Honda script -recent OEM Petcock -working steering lock -various aluminum engine covers polished This motorcycle is titled and registered in the current owners name in the state of Oregon.2024-06-25 14:40:29Portland, Oregon, United States3,0261,200.00 -
1978 Honda CB (1978)
Hello, Ive got a rebuilt CB750 Super Sport with a CB750k motor in it. the bikes has just been finished being built but still needs a few things like tuning and fixing the rear brake i'm in need of the cash so just trying to sell as is right now. ask any questions or if you want to see more photos let me know. Work Done to the bike Honed Cylinders & new Honda OEM piston rings Top half of engine dissembled cleaned and new seals Powder coated frame and front fork tubes Complete rewire of electronic system Carbs dissembled, cleaned, jets replaced and new seals New Items (everything listed is NEW not used at all) Engine OEM Piston rings $90 Stainless steel engine bolts OEM Cam chain tensioner cam $115 Vesrah Complete Gasket $72 Clutch lifter plate $100 Frame IRC Tires $185 Powder coated $375 Cycle-x 4-1 $379 Chain $100 Clutch Cable Shocks $105 Grips $17 Sprockets front and rear Brakes Front Master cylinder Brake pads $60 Seals for front and rear calipers $108 Speed bleeders Electrical Motogadget M-unit system $299 K&S switch Deluxe cables $80 Ricks Motorsport Starter Solenoid $40 Ricks Motorsport Rec/Reg $105 shorai battery Points and plate $50 Gas Carb gasket set Slow Jets $50 Gas lines Petcock Push/Pull cable $27 Malcolm2016-11-03 04:34:39Portland, Oregon, United States244,100.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
I bought this bike 3 years ago and never ride it. When I bought it it had no battery, a rusted gas tank and bad tires. I replaced the battery and tires and coated the tank.2016-08-20 04:41:26Portland, Oregon, United States91800 -
CJ360T Professionally Built Urban Tracker by Digital Directiv (1976)
This bike was built to be unveiled at The One Motorcycle Show 2013 in Portland, OR and is displayed in their accompanying documentary. It has since been featured on Bike EXIF and has made an appearance the The One Motorcycle Show in Austin, TX as well. This is a full custom build from the ground up built with the attitude of an urban pothole jumper. I call it an Urban Tracker. For the build, it was completely stripped down the smallest nut and bolt. The frame was cleaned, de-tabbed, and powdercoated. At the same time, every piece of hardware that couldn't be replaced with stainless was treated to a new bright zinc coating.2013-09-26 21:17:18Portland, Oregon, US53,550.00
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2023 Honda SCL500 Gallery
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2023 Honda SCL500 Review – First Ride
Mon, 28 Aug 2023A peppy mid-sized scrambler with plenty of range and iconic style, that is sure to attract new and seasoned riders alike Photographer Drew Ruiz Just when you thought Honda couldn’t possibly add something new and different to its middle-range moto lineup, it surprises us with a reiteration of a previous cult classic, the CL350, best known for paving the way for the Baja 1000 back in the 70’s. This modern version of the peppy lightweight scrambler has all the goodies of Honda’s current offerings, with all the style of the paired down desert racers of the past. 2023 Honda SCL500 The SCL500 is a mid-sized scrambler-style bike that is light, approachable with plenty of get up and go on the highways or in the canyons.
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2023 Honda XR150L Announced for Canada
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