1980 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):200
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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bags, lockable. Perfect paint and chrome. All factory decals are present. Chrome wire wheels. Owners manual included., factory tools included. 2ND owner. Simple maintenance , very reliable. Electric start with optional kick starter. All original. Everything is just as it was on the showroom floor. Think of it like this: sure you could pay the same money for a base ninja or rebel, but why do you want to be another lemming, comfortable for big guys, little guys can reach the ground. Not heavy, can do an honest 85 on the highway if you had to. Being a classic, if you take care of it you can sell it for what you paid when you're done. Try that with a new one. In case you don't like the fairings, yes they come off, there are no extra holes drilled in anything, everything comes off without damage.
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