1978 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):736
Type:custom
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I am selling this great 1978 Honda cb750 last year SOHC !!!!! . This bike is loads of fun to ride and extremely fast for a vintage cb750.
Recently Serviced: Chain and Sprockets Oil and filter Valve adjustment Fork seals / new aftermarket Rear shocks Carburetors - Cleaned, rebuilt w/ OEM gaskets, Synchronized and jetted for UNI filters Front brake bleed and new seal Custom/ Performance add ons: Dyna Ignition kit with coils and plug wires. Mac 4 into 1 Exhaust header with a Ducati muffler (great low rumble) and not too loud Low rise Super Bike bars One Off custom Tracker seat (fiberglass) Oil pressure gauge. Just One push of the button or only one kick to start this beast and make it your get away bike. Its also an amazing daily commuter and has never left me stranded. Im sure I've forgotten some important details. Feel free to message me for more info or questions. A non-refundable deposit is due at the end of the auction or buy price I will accept cash in person for final payment I am not responsible for shipping any sold units |
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