1983 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Mileage:13
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Engine Size (cc):1,100
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
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The Bike is quite rare and unusual in that it was only produced for one year. At the time it was the fastest and most powerful Honda stock Motorcycle offered. The engine came standard with 108 hp and most consider this to be the very first 'Superbike.' With only 13,000 + miles the Bike runs beautiful! This Bike was never run hard. As you can see the color was changed to bright Yellow which I believe is an improvement. Originally it was only offered in two colors (blue and red.) The exhaust has been converted to an all-in-one performance collector which enhances the power. The tires were replaced about 3 years ago. New coils and ignition, chain and sprockets were replaced about 18 months ago. The four stock carbs were replaced with 4 Mikuni Performance carbs. These improvements allow the the Bike to wind up better than stock but it is smooth and bullet proof. Runs and rides like a new bike.
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