1974 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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This bike really is
a MINT, an absolute excellent example of an all original bike that runs
perfectly. All paint work is original and EXCELLENT in the most desirable color
"Sunrise Flake Orange" Buy this for your
collection!!!
This one is out of
my private collection; it is time to thin the herd! I will be selling a couple
of bikes and this is one of them. Beautiful Turnkey,
Excellent Condition All Original CB750
Everything is
original except the tires and the battery.
Bike only has 11k
miles!!! It is titled, registered, and insured in my name. It starts right up,
no smoke and runs super strong, no funny noises and the smoothest clutch I have
ever had on a CB750!!! Carburetors are synchronized and perfectly tuned. Everything
works!!!
All the paint work
is original from the tank and side covers to the frame paint, and it is all
excellent mint original! Side covers are solid, no broken tabs.
Exhaust is perfect,
no rot and no holes anywhere. I thoroughly clean and polish the bike, change
the oil and filters every season.
Last year I
installed a new sealed battery. The front brake caliper and master were rebuilt
two years ago.
Engine casings are polished like original style but not clear
coated, valve cover is lightly polished as well. New gaskets were put in the
casings and originality has all been kept.
Has Original Tool
Kit is complete and in Great Shape, the Owner’s Manual is also Original.
This bike is ready
for the next collection or to drive to cruise nights and get lots of
attention... It is the most famous Honda Color "Sunrise Flake Orange."
Pay a little bit
extra and get a superb bike that you will not be disappointed with or have to
worry about! This one is ready to GO!!! |
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