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Mileage:11600
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Type:SUPERSPORT
Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
ALWAYS GARAGE KEPT. CARBS PROFESSIONALLY REBUILT, NEW SEAT, NEW TIRES, I'M REPLACING THE CLUTCH THIS WEEK BECAUSE IT WILL SLIP SOME WHEN I OPEN THE THROTTLE ALL THE WAY.
THE BIKE IS FAST. NO DENTS IN THE TANK. HARD TO FIND THIS MODEL NOW DAYS. DOUBLE OVER HEAD CAMS. NICE MUFFLERS WITH BAFFLES. SOUNDS THE SAME AS WHEN NEW.
ONLY 11,000 MILES ON IT !! NEVER WRECKED OR DROPPED. INSIDE OF TANK HAS BEEN KREEMED. NO SCRATCHES OR DENTS. THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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