81 Honda Cb750 on 2040-motos

$2,800

Year:0 Mileage:47

Location:

San Marcos, CA

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For sale 1981 Honda CB750 four DOHC. This bike is in great shape. It is stock and hasn't beenmodified. New tires, brakes, cables, chain, sprockets, horn, and seat. Valves have been recently adjusted and carbs rebuilt by Tims. This bike cranks and runs great everytime.Cash and MI in hand to test ride. I have the title and the registration is good until Feb 14.214-674-6204

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