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2013 Honda CB500F (2013)
IN STOCK-GREAT FINANCING - Stripped-down, street fighter persona, combined with an easygoing character. That???s the all-new Honda CB500F, which begins with the same strong 470 cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine and sporty chassis as its CBR cousin, then adds a big helping of in-your-face attitude. Its ???naked???2013-12-18 22:14:59Tampa, FL0Call for Price -
***1971 Honda CB450*** (1971)
***1971 Honda CB450*** This bike was torn down to the bare frame and given a complete cosmetic make-over including powder-coating the frame and fenders, battery box, air-box, seat pan, tail light bracket, triple tree, and all other miscellaneous parts that were removed from the bike. All body work was color-matched as close to the Candy Glory Red as possible and received three coats of paint and six coats of Candy Clear. The stripe is painted and clear coated as well, not a sticker! All work was completed by Resurrections by Ray here in Mercer, Pa. The tires are BRAND NEW and have less than 10 miles on them. Starter was rebuilt as well. It will need some minor adjustments to the valves as they tick a little when the bike warms up. The bike runs great, goes through all the gears with no issue, all the electronics work as they should, and there are no wobbles, shimmies, or shakes. The fork boots and seat cover are new and I will include the strap and buckles for the seat with the bike. I have thousands of dollars invested in this restoration. If you are looking for a bike to professionally Café, this would make a great candidate-JUST LOOK AT IT!2013-10-21 00:15:44Mercer, Pennsylvania, US14,5202,010.00 -
1971 Honda CB (1971)
UP FOR SALE FROM MY COLLECTION A 1971 HONDA CB750 K1 THE 1971 HONDA CB750 K1 I have ridden this bike regularly and I can assure you, I would not be afraid to ride this bike anywhere, any distance. Needless to say, this bike brings ton of attention and great memories to all bike lovers. I bought this bike from the original owners estate a few years ago.I had a master Honda mechanic go over it completely and do a top end also had the body set professionally repainted proper candy Ruby Red.2016-06-15 04:43:31Lutz, Florida, United States1910,500.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
1969 CB750 sandcast low reasonable starting price and buy it now.Matching number: VIN number 1005907, Engine number 1005418 I bought it a few years ago and started working on it but now because of back pain I am not able to finish it so it must go to another fan of sandcast guy to bring it to the perfect condition. It was sitting for years when I bought it, I cleaned it, Changed oil and filter, cleaned carburetors and changed gas lines and used another portable gas tank and start and now it runs but needs a little synchronising on carburetors. No Battery.Fron caliper is professionally rebuild and painted and come with bike as you see on pictures some missing mounting bolt and screws. it has regular ignition switch but will come with receded switch and key that shown on pictures.left hand mirrors part is broken as shown on pictures. side covers and light head bucket and ears are repainted but gas tank has its own previous paint. Inside wrinckle gas tank is nice and free of rust. Not noticeable rust. duck tail seat. double cut fender has a little bend on end part needs to be fixed.I changed on this bike handle bar since it was not original to the bike and also short chain guard. Air box has no crack or repair and will come with bike. It has 4 in 2 very nice exhaust pipes so I did not change it. I have 4 NEW never used no number exhaust pipes from Yamiya in Japan in the box as you see in pictures NOT INCLUDED ON THIS AUCTION.2016-07-10 04:44:40Wayzata, Minnesota, United States2214,500.00
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2023 Honda SCL500 Review – First Ride
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