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1967 Honda Other (1967)
67' Honda CL77 305cc almost completely restored, lots of NOS parts, top end of motor and carbs professionally rebuilt, professional factory paint on tank, all the parts are there an mocked up, just needs to be finished. great buy on a hard to find classic. bike could easily be show room quality with little more work.2016-07-23 04:51:11Bend, Oregon, United States111800 -
1974 Honda Other (1974)
74' Honda 175SL Nearly perfect complete restoration, completely striped, powered coated frame swing arm and components, completely rebuilt motor, professional factory spec paint on tank and fenders, lot of NOS parts, bike has not had fluids put in since rebuild, almost everything on this machine is new, redone and in perfect condition. the front lower forks and rear tire are the only parts that are not nearly perfect. buyer responsible for shipping.2016-07-23 04:44:09Bend, Oregon, United States612000 -
Honda : Interceptor 2010 Honda VFR 1200 DCT Barely 500 (0)
This Bike includes:-Center kick Stand, as well as Stock Side Kick Stand-Removable Hard Saddle Bags, Factory Finish ($1400.00 add-on)-All Honda Accessories (Except 12 VOLT power plug) added: wind deflectors for hands, carbon Fiber tank guards for knees, Custom Carbon Fiber tank guard (Center) Carbon fiber ignition key guard, etc., etc. NO drilling or any customization done to body or frame- you get a stock perfect bike !-Gripper seat covers (Removable easily)-Stock seat & exhaust-Very Low Miles-ALWAYS Garaged plus covered-NEVER laid down or tipped / crashed, etc.-NEW Windscreen (One that came with it was scratched at the Dealership)Ask for any other items you may wonder about. This bike handles fantastically, very fun ride with either the manual shifting or automatic.2014-01-29 05:22:06Bend, OR08,900.00 -
1973 Honda Trail 90 (0)
Nice old trail or tag for the road. Needs to have twist throttle put back on it, but I do have all the parts my son took off to put a thumb throttle on it. The thumb throttle just wasn't the same as the twist.2014-01-25 04:55:08Bend, OR0750.00 -
1998 Honda CR500 (0)
It needs grips and a kill switch, but other than that it's a clean, fast bike. Pretty close to stock besides FMF exhaust. It's cheap and won't last long!Call or text Nate2014-01-25 04:11:09Bend, OR01,600.00 -
Two 1969 Honda Trail 90's (CT-90) (Terrebonne,Or) (0)
Two 1969 Honda Trail 90'S. both in very terrific shape. start easy, run good.2014-01-24 03:44:25Bend, OR02,800.00 -
1980 honda express 2 (0)
I have a honda scoot for sale it looks like crap cause the paint is crap but the plus side of this beast is the engine, I went from 49cc to 80cc with good parts in the piston and jug, I have a massive carb on it with a Weakends intake and a fatty side bleed pipe on it (pipe alone was $375). This thing can get me going over 35 mph and I'm a big guy, it will go a lot faster if you put different tires on it. best part about this scooter is it's still titled as a 49cc and you don't need a motorcycle license to ride it.2014-01-24 00:47:39Bend, OR0600.00
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99 Honda VFR800FI (0)
Very clean Honda VFR800 1999, 23,zero miles, second owner, well tended. Power Commander, Micron exhaust, Sargent saddle, fresh Pirelli Angel rear tire. Honda quality at Christmas price $3200.00.2014-01-23 03:11:09Bend, OR233,200.00 -
2010 Honda Other (0)
2010 Honda VFR 1200 DCT Barely 500 mis, Garaged, Fantastic condition---- for more information and access to pics, click on the POSTED link below "Autos Near Buy".....2014-01-23 00:33:25Bend, OR5158,600.00 -
1974 Honda Elsinore 50 CC dirt bike (0)
Vintage Honda Elsinore 50, great overall shape and runs good call2014-01-22 04:55:26Bend, OR0650.00 -
1961 HONDA 160 twin Project (0)
1961 Honda ca160 twin, basket case, taken apart to restore 99% there a rare old bike. $350.00 takes it, Call 541-389-288three 1st pic is what you get, the other's are original pic's and could be's,2014-01-22 00:22:16Bend, OR0350.00 -
2000 Honda Elite 80 (2000)
2000 Honda Elite 80, Up to 80 mpg. Clean scooter with a long life ahead of it!Trunk included.Up to 80 mpg. The reliable, fun-to-ride 4-stroke Elite 80 offers two-up riding capability and very low operating costs.2013-12-13 23:06:36Bend, WI7,7861,499.00 -
2012 Honda SABRE (2012)
2012 HONDA SABRE, Nothing's as sharp as a Sabre.How do you classify a bike as sharp as the Honda Sabre? Pro Street dragster or boulevard bad boy—the Sabre offers a heaping dose of both. It’s a sleek, modern-day custom, that’s for sure.2013-12-11 22:43:44Bend, OR09,499.00 -
1971 Honda Z50 trail bike (1971)
Bike is all original except for the new tires and handle grips. Frame is straight and in great shape. Did have gas tank sealed from small pin hole on side of tank and cap has broken tab.2013-10-03 22:33:57Bend, Oregon, US1,2341,009.00 -
2000 Honda Elite 80 Moped (2000)
2000 Honda Elite 80, Up to 80 mpg. Clean scooter with a long life ahead of it!Trunk included.Up to 80 mpg. The reliable, fun-to-ride 4-stroke Elite 80 offers two-up riding capability and very low operating costs.Runs smoothly and reliably all day at full throttle.2013-09-27 00:21:34Bend, WI, US71,499.00 -
2011 Honda Pcx PCX125 Scooter (2011)
2011 Honda Pcx PCX125, 2011 Honda PCX Scooter. 125cc, 100 mpg, automatic trans and clean as a whistle! Contact: Toyota-Scion of Bend 61430 So.2013-09-05 06:49:25bend, OR, US12,500.00 -
1999 Honda VT 1100 Cruiser (1999)
1999 Honda VT 1100,2013-09-05 05:55:44Bend, WI, US222,999.00
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