1975 Honda Cb550 on 2040-motos

US $2,500.00

Year:1975 Mileage:18 Color: Black

Location:

Seagoville, Texas, United States

Honda CB550 photos

Honda CB550 tech info

Engine Size (cc):550 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Standard For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda CB550 description

THIS IS A GREAT RUNNING CB550. I HAVE HAD THIS BIKE FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND DO NOT RIDE IT ENOUGH. IT HAS BEEN GONE THROUGH FRONT TO BACK INCLUDING CARBS. IT STARTS, IDLES AND RIDES LIKE IT SHOULD. PAINT IS A PROFESSIONAL JOB JUST A FEW YEARS OLD. EXHAUST IS AN OLDER JARDINE THAT SOUNDS GOOD NOT LOUD. TIRES ARE GOOD BUT NOT MATCHED. FRONT AND REAR BRAKES HAVE BEEN REBUILD ALONG WITH THE FRONT STEERING BEARINGS. LOCATED IN COMBINE 20 MILES EAST OF DALLAS. I HAVE BEEN BUILDING THESE OLD CB'S FOR YEARS AND STILL HAVE SEVERAL OF THEM THAT I DO RIDE. MORE INFO CALL 214-354-6333 MOST ANYTIME.

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