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Up for my sale is my cherished 1974 CB550. I have loved this motorcycle, but I think it is time for another project so I am putting it up for sale. The motorcycle runs great, it has been a daily rider and it has been garage maintained the entirety of my ownership. It rides great, and it definitely always attracts attention when I am out riding. Clear title and registration, with alot of upgrades. It definitely is a great reliable cruiser, and it is extremely easy to work on.
After Market: Sun Rims Progressive Suspension Clubman Bars Pamco Pete Ignition System Custom Taillight Waffle Grips Cafe Style Tank Paint Job Cafe Style Seat and Rear Fender Black Side View Mirrors Recently Replaced: New Battery 2016 Summer New Air Filter put in 2016 Summer Oil Changed 2016 Summer Brakes Changed 2015 Summer Tires Changed 2015 Summer Carbs Cleaned 2015 Fall The only items that may need to be replaced are the indicators. They still run and work great, but cosmetically they are due for an update. I also have a short video I can send of the motorcycle running showing all electric equipment working, serious buyers feel free to direct message me and I can send it to you! Feel free to ask any questions, I am hoping this motorcycle will go to an owner who will love it as much as I have! |
Honda CB for Sale
- 1973 honda cb(US $3,400.00)
- 1974 honda cb(US $5789)
- 1976 honda cb(US $2,200.00)
- 1977 honda cb(US $8,900.00)
- 1978 honda cb(US $3,000.00)
- 1973 honda cb(US $1,800.00)
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