For Sale 1980 Honda Cb 650 on 2040-motos

$1,500

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I have a 1980 Black Honda CB 650 For Sale For $1,500 just recently had $2,300 Worth of parts and labor done on it i have receipt to show.... two Brand new tires, four New Carberators,and Gaskets Brand new Master Cylinder and Caliper, Brand New Chain And Sprockets,New Starter,New Fork Seals,New Spark Plugs New Air Breather boot,Turn Signals,Oil Change,Valve Adjustment And Tune up An Repair Manual And also two Full Faced Helmets.... If Interested Call Robert At it has a clean title

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