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1981 Honda Cm 400 Custom on 2040-motos

$1,400
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Wichita, Kansas

Wichita, KS
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Very low miles 13,362 Good condition, everything works on it and runs well. Great Gas mileage. Rides and handle's good and shift's properly. 5 gear manual transmission. I have the original owner's manual. Good Title. Always garaged, don't see many in this condition very often. Has been a perfect running bike for me and would be for anybody else who would ride it. Pretty Firm on price. Numerous People have already offered $1000, I will not sell it that low so please don't offer me $1000 as I will not accept it that low.Contact me on my cell at.

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