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1975 Honda CL (1975)
The Honda cl 360 THAT I HAVE for SALE is Complete, low milage, it is in its original state, I have the title in my hand, the bike needs a simple start-up and a bit of work to make it even more beautiful.2016-11-29 04:35:23Orlando, Florida, United States13400 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
1975 honda cl360 cafe racer style bike runs and idles great, needs a little carb turning for high rpm. has been taken down to the frame sand blasted and painted. seat is reupholstered. tank has been left with a layer of surface rust because of the look.2016-08-24 04:45:33Las Vegas, Nevada, United States151100 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
1975 CL360 scrambler. Bike had 6600 miles on it when I got it last fall but had been sitting for years. I stripped it to nothing and went new everything.2016-08-19 04:43:17Saint Francis, Minnesota, United States77500 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
About Us Welcome to Cars 2 Charities. We process and sell donated vehicles on behalf of local non profit charities. The Honda CB360 was donated.2016-06-15 04:47:45Fullerton, California, United States144200 -
1975 Honda CL360 CL 360 Scrambler NO RESERVE (1975)
You are looking at a 1975 Honda CL360 Scrambler. This Honda is a twin cylinder four stroke scrambler style bike, produced from 1974-1976. It was the successor to the CL350 and very similar to the CB360 with the main difference being the high exhaust pipes.2013-09-26 21:19:47Tampa, Florida, US2,6591,075.00 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
PLEASE READ MY DESCRIPTION IN ITS ENTIRETY. PLEASE READ MY PAYMENT TERMS. PLEASE READ THE SHIPPING TERMS ALL BEFORE YOU BID.2016-06-30 04:40:13Onsted, Michigan, United States71,500.00 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
---- I'm selling my 1975 Honda CL360 Scrambler as I'm moving soon and need to minimize my belongings. This bike is in original condition with minimal rust, making it a great project for vintage motorcycle enthusiasts. Clear Florida Titled and registered Condition: Engine: (Matching Honda CL serial number engine) The engine doesn't leak any noticeable amount of oil. The bike starts and runs with the choke on but needs some work to run perfectly.2024-06-30 18:41:21Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, United States13,5782,088.00 -
1975 Honda CL360 Scrambler All Original-OUTSTANDING! CL 350 360 450 CB 350 360 (1975)
1975 Honda CL360 Scrambler in Outstanding All Original condition with only 1814 miles. This bike still has the original tires with Japanese air in them. The paint is beautiful, nothing has been touched up, there are no dents in the fuel tank and no tears in the seat.2013-09-05 08:26:22Kutztown, Pennsylvania, US1,8142,605.00 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
Here is a 1975 Honda CL360 in excellent condition. Twin cylinder 4 stroke engine with 6 speed transmission. Starts immediately and runs excellent, all lights and electric, including headlight, turn signals, horn and electric start are in good working condition.2016-08-13 04:43:08Medinah, Illinois, United States63,500.00 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
I bought this bike last fall as a project bike. It had been sitting singe the early 90's. Tank had some rust and it showed signs of sitting. I stripped it to nothing and the bike is all new.2016-06-16 04:47:22Saint Francis, Minnesota, United States75,000.00
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2023 Honda SCL500 Review – First Ride
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