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Fantastic condition Cb450 DOHC. Engine is strong and extremely clean. Original pipes with good baffles and no holes. Mileage is accurate. All wearable components such as chain and tires and battery are in good shape.Fork seals are good. Carbs do not leak. Valves are a little noisy and could use a valve adjustment which would cost under 100 dollars with your local vintage mechanic. Electric starter does not work as well but starts easily using the kicker. Paint has been redone but is starting to lift and bubble around the gas cap.
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