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1970 Honda Cb 750 Cafe Racer on 2040-motos

US $3,650.00
YearYear:1970 MileageMileage:2000 ColorColor: flat black
Location:

Winter Garden, Florida, US

Winter Garden, Florida, US
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Honda CB photos

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Honda CB tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):750 WarrantyWarranty:none For Sale ByFor Sale By:owner

Honda CB description

This is my 1970 honda cb750 cafe racer. (It was bought in 1971 and that is what is on the title) Her name is Natasha. I started by stripping her down to the frame and sand blasting the frame, then painted. The motor was re-built with all new gaskets and painted, Carbs were re-built and synced, The tank is from a 74 super sport and the tail is hand made custom fiberglass (one of a kind) I had to replace the rims with new spokes and the tires are brand new. Also the front brake caliper and master cylinder were re-built and the brake lines are new. all of the electric system is rewired and move to the tail with a new gel cell battery. The oil bag is made from an oxygen tank and painted to look like a N.O.S. tank complete with pressure gauge. She runs, idles, and pulls hard. I took her to bike week in Daytona Beach twice and it was hard not to smile at all the attention she was getting. I never bothered to replace the electric starter because it kick starts so easy (and I think it's much cooler). The gas tank and the tail is painted in flat black primer. This is not a "trailer queen" bike. It is a daily driver. The title is clean.
       You are responsible for all shipping cost. Payment (paypall only) expected within 48 hours after closing. Motorcycle must be shipped or picked up within 7 days of auction end.
For videos of her running and starting just e mail me and I can send you the link.
                                                              

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