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1970 Honda CB (1970)
***1970 Honda CB450 Barn-find, One -Owner, Original title!*** Folks, for auction is this very cool old Honda with lots of patina. The original paint is very nice, the bike runs incredible and has PERFECT throttle response, it's tuned and ready to ride except for the front brake. There are no dents or dings in the tank, inside the tank is rust free and beautiful and shiny.2016-06-20 04:42:29Mercer, Pennsylvania, United States139100 -
1972 Honda CB (1972)
***Attention Honda Collectors*** 1972 Honda CB750-ONE OWNER!! Historically: Up for auction is this 1972 Honda CB750-Four . A little history lesson on the model. If you are bidding, YOU ALREADY KNOW. The incomparable Honda CB750-Four, introduced in 1969, is considered by most in the cycle world as the bike that changed the world culture of motorcycling. I remember being a kid and seeing these bikes on the road and they were some of the most beautiful bikes I have ever seen even to this date. Loud and mean, smooth as silk, and fast enough to outrun the headlights, these old motorcycles took the world by storm and weren’t even challenged until 1973. Cosmetically: All of the chrome is good t if you want a show bike, you may want to consider rechroming them. I love them as they are because they are original onlly once.2016-06-15 04:42:35Mercer, Pennsylvania, United States184388 -
***1969 Honda CB350*** (1969)
***1969 Honda CB350 K2*** For sale is this bad-assed old 350. This bike comes with a transferable New York registration (Same as a title) and a Bill of Sale. Check your local DMV and they will verify that this is honored in your state!2013-10-21 00:15:44Mercer, Pennsylvania, US11,1501,560.00 -
***1971 Honda CB450*** (1971)
***1971 Honda CB450*** This bike was torn down to the bare frame and given a complete cosmetic make-over including powder-coating the frame and fenders, battery box, air-box, seat pan, tail light bracket, triple tree, and all other miscellaneous parts that were removed from the bike. All body work was color-matched as close to the Candy Glory Red as possible and received three coats of paint and six coats of Candy Clear. The stripe is painted and clear coated as well, not a sticker! All work was completed by Resurrections by Ray here in Mercer, Pa. The tires are BRAND NEW and have less than 10 miles on them. Starter was rebuilt as well. It will need some minor adjustments to the valves as they tick a little when the bike warms up. The bike runs great, goes through all the gears with no issue, all the electronics work as they should, and there are no wobbles, shimmies, or shakes. The fork boots and seat cover are new and I will include the strap and buckles for the seat with the bike. I have thousands of dollars invested in this restoration. If you are looking for a bike to professionally Café, this would make a great candidate-JUST LOOK AT IT!2013-10-21 00:15:44Mercer, Pennsylvania, US14,5202,010.00 -
*1977 Honda CB400 F Super Sport*** (1977)
***1977 Honda CB400F Super Sport*** For sale is this beautiful CB 400F Super Sport. It starts at just the touch of a button, runs perfect, goes through all of the gears without trouble, the engine is quiet and smooth, there are no wobbles, shimmies, rattles or shakes, tires are great, just an overall great old classic cruiser. The CB400F has been heralded as one of the finest four cylinder bikes ever made and are getting harder to find in this condition.2013-10-21 00:15:44Mercer, Pennsylvania, US23,2552,500.00 -
***1976 Honda CB 550 Unrestored*** (1976)
***1976 Honda CB 550-Four*** This is a relist due to non-paying foreign buyer "anotella-manager"! This is now a United States only auction! Check out this beautiful old Honda. This is the last-year of the vintage style paint job and a very nice daily rider. It looks, sounds, and runs great with no known mechanical issues other than a little seepage around one of the cam-cover gaskets and a cracked rubber boot on one of the carbs (I will order gaskets and this boot and include them with the bike). Goes through all the gears with no issues and everything works as it should including all electrical components. This bike has been owned by the same person since 1982 and has always been garage kept?2013-09-03 14:58:50Mercer, Pennsylvania, US20,0611,675.00 -
***1974 Honda CB350 Four*** (1974)
***1974 Honda CB350F-Last Year*** For sale is this gorgeous Honda CB350F. This is one of the smoothest running little screamers you will ever ride. Runs perfect, great tires, no rips or tears in the seat, no engine noise, no smoke, no leaks, new paint and stripes on the tank and side covers.2013-09-03 14:13:35Mercer, Pennsylvania, US13,3891,800.00
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