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Nice classic Honda. Hard to find cb1000 custom with 10 speed transmission. Only 36,663 miles. Original seat and exhaust in nice condition. New back tire (front in nice shape), new battery. Bike starts easily idles nicely and has a lot of power. Missing right side cover-I am looking for this but as of now it is not included. Very comfortable and smooth. Could use a carb cleaning. Air suspension front and rear, low maintenance heavy duty ultra reliable shaft drive. Original paint with a bit of clearcoat peeling on the tank.
Please ask questions before you bid. Full payment due within 3 days of auction close. Shipping at buyers expense. Bike must be picked up or shipped within 2 weeks unless other arrangements are agreed upon. This bike is a classic and sold as-is. NO RESERVE- high bid wins!! Good luck and enjoy the ride! |
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Fri, 15 Mar 2013The first-ever green flag for MotoGP at the Circuit of The Americas (COTA) in Austin, TX drops on April 19-21, and Honda fans can play an important role in this history-making event. With exclusive VIP packages, Honda is offering a memory-making experience that gives fans full-frontal access with select company — a crowd of pure Honda enthusiasts. Sign up, and together everyone can cheer Repsol Honda Team stars Dani Pedrosa and Marc Marquez on to victory aboard the RC213V.
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Get down on your knees and play
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