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1969 Honda CB (1969)
We have sold over 600 motorcycles on ebay so bid with confidence! We can ship anywhere in the 48 states. Shipping will cost anywhere from $250-$650 depending on distance from Pittsburgh, PA We reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells via our website or is sold locally.2024-07-12 10:40:52Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania, United States8,7433,000.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
Older restoration with rebuilt engine including new rings standard bore, valve job, primary and cam chains, bearings, clutch etc. Correct cylinder head with no front bolt. Aluminum parts professionally polished, powder coated frame, no number exhaust, short chain guard, cupped master cylinder cap.2024-07-06 10:40:33Woodland Hills, California, United States042,500.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
ROWDY 1969 HONDA CB 750 HARD TAIL CHOPPER Video will open in a new window Using the eBay App? Paste link into a browser window: [isdntekvideo] BAD TO THE BONE; BLACK \u0026 CHROME 1969 HONDA CB750 HARD TAIL CHOPPER Video will open in a new window Using the eBay App? Paste link into a browser window: [isdntekvideo] 1969 HONDA CB750 K0 HARD TAIL CHOPPER Video will open in a new window Using the eBay App?2024-06-22 10:42:18Vernon-Rockville, Connecticut, United States1006,500.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
This bike was the very definition of a barn find. As best I recall, in the late 1980s, American Honda set up some kind of arrangement to help dealers get rid of their NOS parts. This was way before the Internet so I don't know how it worked, but my buddy worked at a Honda dealership and was able to get hard to find parts at a discount. We posted ads in some throwaway newspapers and found a few bikes to fix up.2024-06-22 05:30:25Los Angeles, California, United States1,10050,000.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
This listing is for TWO MOTORCYCLES being sold together as a pair. Pair of early Honda CB350 's in need of restoration. Both motorcycles have clean Michigan titles.2016-12-13 04:34:30Holland, Ohio, United States101,899.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
<img src="http://ti2.auctiva.com/web/aswCredit.gif" border="0"><br><a href="http://www.auctiva.com/?how=scLnk0" target="_blank"><img src="http://ti2.auctiva.com/images/sc1line0.gif" border="0"></a>Up for Sale is a 1969 Honda CB750 Chopper Motorcycle. Clear title. Motor has replacement cases, with no factory vin on motor ( see picture).2016-12-05 04:34:34Syracuse, New York, United States123,999.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
This nicely original Blue-Green Sandcast is in great running condition and ready to ride with 7,346 miles. The motorcycle has original later production model of the following "4-dimple" Tank - 17 litre, fuel tap long neck, oil webbed fabric line, 3 hole air-box which has been repainted, seat pan, black kill switch with knob, and finless oil filter housing. The engine serial number is CB750E-1007414, which makes it an original Sandcast. The bike does have some scratches and paint chipping on the headlight bucket. Due to a new seat on the seat pan, there are marks on the gas tank. There is also a scratch on top of the back taillight. The bike does include the original tool kit. All electric works. There is a small dent on the fourth exhaust pipe on the right side. The original side cover is cracked and has been repaired in parts.2016-10-27 04:35:02Indianapolis, Indiana, United States74800 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
The CB450 K1 Super Sport is the improved "Black Bomber" with a five-speed transmission (instead of four) and an updated tank. The Black Bomber was Honda's largest displacement motor and flagship bike from 1965 – 1969. It earned fame by winning first place three years in a row at the isle of man race 500cc class; 1965, 1966 & 1967.2016-10-10 04:34:04Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States35300 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
Honda CB160 in great shape. Runs excellent. Only 2300 original miles.2016-10-08 04:35:14Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania, United States22,400.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
I bought this bike 3 years ago and never ride it. When I bought it it had no battery, a rusted gas tank and bad tires. I replaced the battery and tires and coated the tank.2016-08-20 04:41:26Portland, Oregon, United States91800 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
UP FOR AUCTION - VINTAGE RED STOCK ALL ORIGINAL 1969 HONDA CB350 - ANTIQUE - "AS IS" - Starting Bid: $2500.00 CASH ONLY SALE These 1969 K0 / K1 CB350 chick bike models are very hard to find and even if you do it's rare they are in this good of shape. I've owned a couple of these bikes. Very easy to work on, they RUN forever and simply it's a Honda beautifully crafted road bike.2016-08-18 04:43:33Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States103,000.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
1969 HONDA CB 350 COMPLETE AND TOTALLY ORIGINAL BIKE 20,843 MILES, RUN GREAT, HAS NO TITLE. IN THE ABOVE INFORMATION SELECTION, "ADD ITEM SPECIFICS" THERE IS NO SELECTION FOR "NO TITLE", E-BAY ADVISED TO CHOOSE "REBUILT, REBUILDABLE & RECONSTRUCTED". SINCE THERE IS NO TITLE, PLEASE CHECK YOUR STATE LAW ON HOW TO REGISTER AN UNTITLED MOTORCYCLE. WILL SELL TO U.S. ONLY. DEPOSIT IN 48 HOURS, BALANCE IN 7 DAYS FROM AUCTION END.. SHIPPING IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PURCHASER.2016-07-26 04:47:30Lake Worth, Florida, United States205800 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
UP FOR LOW RESERVE AUCTION IS FROM MY PERSONAL COLLECTION. Having issues loading HTML images. I have more than 12 taken, please contact for more and specifics.2016-07-12 04:43:08Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States910000 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
*****Notice!!!!!! Please don't buy this bike unless you are absolutely certain you want it. This bike is extremely valuable when done but it is going to be costly to get it to the high value that the low VIN sandcast bikes command. Do your research. Firstly be advised that ebay has forced some things in order to make this listing.2016-07-11 04:49:00Kaukauna, Wisconsin, United States108,000.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
1969 CB750 sandcast low reasonable starting price and buy it now.Matching number: VIN number 1005907, Engine number 1005418 I bought it a few years ago and started working on it but now because of back pain I am not able to finish it so it must go to another fan of sandcast guy to bring it to the perfect condition. It was sitting for years when I bought it, I cleaned it, Changed oil and filter, cleaned carburetors and changed gas lines and used another portable gas tank and start and now it runs but needs a little synchronising on carburetors. No Battery.Fron caliper is professionally rebuild and painted and come with bike as you see on pictures some missing mounting bolt and screws. it has regular ignition switch but will come with receded switch and key that shown on pictures.left hand mirrors part is broken as shown on pictures. side covers and light head bucket and ears are repainted but gas tank has its own previous paint. Inside wrinckle gas tank is nice and free of rust. Not noticeable rust. duck tail seat. double cut fender has a little bend on end part needs to be fixed.I changed on this bike handle bar since it was not original to the bike and also short chain guard. Air box has no crack or repair and will come with bike. It has 4 in 2 very nice exhaust pipes so I did not change it. I have 4 NEW never used no number exhaust pipes from Yamiya in Japan in the box as you see in pictures NOT INCLUDED ON THIS AUCTION.2016-07-10 04:44:40Wayzata, Minnesota, United States2214,500.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
Bike runs and looks great!No leaks, no rust, all originalTires are like newBike gets a lot of attentionStarts first kickReady to ride2016-07-04 04:44:17Talking Rock, Georgia, United States122,500.00 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
One owner barn find, 33k on the odometer. See pics for details. This bike was bought in Japan and shipped to a local dealer.2016-06-25 04:41:48Andover, Massachusetts, United States29300 -
1969 Honda CB (1969)
1969 All original paint 2nd owner Honda CB350 twin with clean title, 4,978 original miles, paint is in great shape for being all original quite an eye catching bike, starts up and runs great! There are no dents in the tank, clean inside, just some slight signs of up close scuffs, slight very un noticeable swirl marks here and there but the paint is remarkable for the age, the chrome is mostly in great shape, there is a few spots with pitting and just one section of front wheel has some rust, but nothing major. seat has no tears, pan is excellent!, original tool kit, side panels excellent shape, the exhaust are original, and each have a slight pin hole rust spot under each side by the foot pegs underneath very small not noticeable.2016-06-24 04:43:04Cleveland, Ohio, United States43,799.99 -
CB450 Black Bomber with Rare Scrambler Exhaust (1969)
I have a CB450 Black Bomber with the very rare Scrambler exhaust up for bid . This bike kicks over with great compression . The previous owner told me that her late husband had the bike running aprox.2013-10-23 00:31:59Dow, Illinois, US7,676510.00 -
1969 Honda CB 350 - clear title - running - original paint- K model sand cast (1969)
Up for sale is a 1969 CB 350, which is one of the early K model sand cast motors. The bike runs, starts, shifts, and idles. The bike comes with a key and clear and open title.2013-10-23 00:31:01Salisbury, Maryland, US9,0501,750.00 -
***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 -
1969 CB750 Honda Motorcycle CB 750 (1969)
1969 cb750 with a clean title in my name. nice looking 1969 CB750, great to restore, Engine turns over freely. No battery, No key.2013-10-20 00:03:05Macomb, Michigan, US27,0392,247.00 -
1969 honda cb 450 for sale (1969)
1969 Honda cb 450 KO 1 for sale, it is a running bike, needs battery and tune up, Gas tank has no dents and inside it was gumed up so it was cleaned and sealed. The bike has rust pitting all over but it will cleanup good. Seat pan needs attention, Clear NY title with transferable registration. If you are local to new jersey you are more than welcome to see the bike.2013-10-17 00:33:32Somerset, New Jersey, US17,7611,999.00 -
1969 Honda CB450 (1969)
Original factory seat with a few tears, few small dings and scratches with very, very little rust, kept in a dry garage its entire life, engine, carbs, electrical never gotten into, unmolested motorcycle, starts easy, idles nice, runs strong, shifts smooth, engine sounds great, gas tank clean, new battery with CDI electronic ignition, lots of rubber on both of the tires, chain and sprockets in very good condition just like the rest of the bike, owners manual's included and original paper work. FANTASTIC condition for a 45 year old bike. Glad to answer any questions.2013-10-01 15:40:34Lake Orion, Michigan, US13,5002,250.00 -
1969 Honda CB450 Original Condition Daily Rider (1969)
1969 Honda CB450. 7532 original miles. All Original condition.2013-09-30 00:27:34New Orleans, Louisiana, US7,5321,725.00 -
1969 Honda CB750 K0 Early K0 Nut and bolt Restoration (1969)
View Our Other Listings | Contact Us | Print this listing 1969 Honda CB750 K0 Early K0 Nut and bolt Restoration Classic Cars West411 26th StOakland, California 94612Call Us Today(415) 626-1135Ask Us A Question Vehicle Details Year: 1969 Type: Sport bike VIN: -- Mileage: 200 Title Status: Clear Condition: Used Engine: 750 CC Inspection: Vehicle has been inspected Exterior Color: Blue Stock Number: -- Body Style: -- For Sale By: Dealer Sub Model: -- Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Make: Honda Model: CB Description 1969 Honda CB 750 K0 - 12/69 Build date. Two owner California motorcycle that was completely taken apart and rebuilt by the second owner. We have pics of the entire process.2013-09-27 22:53:52Oakland, California, US20010,200.00 -
1969 CB 450 K1 for sale in excellent condition . (1969)
1969 Honda cb 450 KO 1 for sale, the bike is in excellent condition, and if you see the bike in person you would love it, start every time in one/two kicks and runs good, freshly painted and rebuilt the top-end, new spark plugs, new engine oil, new battery, kick start works good, lights works, turn signals works, , brand new tires ,front installed and rear not yet, Gas tank has no dents clean out side and in side it was gumed up so got it cleaned and seal it. Clear title( CT gives bill of sale with the owners registration so no problem) . If you are local to new jersey you are more than welcome to see the bike.2013-09-27 19:11:52Somerset, New Jersey, US999,9992,999.00 -
1969 CB750 sandcast CB 750 Candy Ruby Red (1969)
1969 CB750 sandcast Candy Ruby Red Nice bike to restore It is a nice original 1969 CB750 sandcast with VIN number: 10029XX and engine number: 10026XX I do not have enough time to restore it so I have to let some others to do it. 57000 miles on odometer. It has original no number exhaust pipes , upper left one is in nice condition, lower left good with little rust and two others rusted as you see in pictures.2013-09-05 08:44:12Osseo, Minnesota, US57,0005,400.00 -
1969 Honda CB750 (1969)
Barn Fresh 1969 Honda CB750. The Bad.......In my research I have found that it is a K1 motor with later carbs. Not sure on the correct mileage with it not being correct motor. 36,000 on the speedo. The Good......It has the Original Gauges (Sand Cast Fittings) and controls. Wrinkle Tank...Chrome RC Header. Motor kicks over with compression. The trans shifts through the gears and into nuetral. Gauges Lens have some cracks but the faces are VGC and Good Color.2013-09-03 11:08:42Petersburg, Michigan, US36,0002,025.00 -
1969 HONDA CB 450 K1 EXCELLENT CONDITION (1969)
1969 HONDA CB 450 K1 1969 HONDA 450 K1 VERY RARE AND COLLECTABLE GREAT SHAPE RUNS AND DRIVES LIKE NEW ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING, SEAT SHOWN NOT ORIGINAL, I HAVE THE ORIGINAL SEAT ON ORDER SO THE BIKE WILL HAVE THE CORRECT SEAT FOR THE CB450 K1 WHITE BEAD CHROME BAND AND ALLIGATOR FINISH. JUST AS PICTURED IN MY ADVERTISING PHOTO.2013-09-03 09:35:05Wichita, Kansas, US02,000.00 -
69 Honda cb450 k2 custom with cb500 engine Cafe Racer triumph (1969)
1969 Honda cb450 k2 with cb500t engine. This bike is the last year of the dual leading shoe front brake and has many of the same features as the famous "Black Bomber" cb450. It has been stripped down to the bare essentials, is a blast to ride and is very clean with the following options: Brand new tires top end job fresh custom silver metal flake scallops in deep black paint new cams and followers all engine covers and aluminum on bike polished vintage silver flake cb450 seat cover new maintenance free battery custom led tailight and tag bracket upgraded regulator/rectifier charging system2013-10-02 21:42:41Mulberry, Florida, US18,0002,000.00
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