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1979 Honda CBX (1979)
1979 Honda CBX We are selling this for a collector who has consigned many motorcycles with us. His stuff is always top notch. Here is his description, we have looked the bike over and we agree with his description.2016-08-28 04:41:23Norcross, Georgia, United States1717000 -
1979 Honda CBX (1979)
1979 Honda CBX Very rare collectable, iconic motorcycle. One of the most incredible production motorcycles ever made. Excellent Condition. Starts up like new, Extremely Fast, Runs great.2016-08-27 04:42:43Emerson, Georgia, United States287,500.00 -
1979 Honda CBX (1979)
TIMS has a ground up every nut and bolt custom restoration for sale-- --everything has been rebuilt or replaced 100% including the motor ,carbs ,brakes, etc-it has tons of performance parts including falicon crank ,falicon rods,ported and polished head TIMS exclusive 67.5mm high compression pistons, TIMS exclusive cr roundslide carbs with k/n filters,TIMS stainless steel brake and oil lines, all brakes and calipers completely rebuilt,it has TIMS exclusive dyna ignition, dyna coils and wires- as well as TIMS exclusive euro polished alternator--it has upgraded prolink front suspension with prolink vented disc and twin puck calipers, custom swing arm with kosman widened wheel with metzler marathon tires (160-60-18 rear)-it has an immaculate custom black paint job with red ghost flames, corbin gunfighter seat,piggy back rear shocks, custom motor mounts, 6/1 exhaust--it is basically a brand new bike with all of our upgrades and the bike is fast as all get out as well--its ready to ride or show--TIMS will assist in shipping worldwide at buyers expense--check our other auctions for more cool cbxs and parts--contact us at 1-877-TIMSCBX with any questions--2016-07-01 04:44:58Cornelia, Georgia, United States50019000 -
1979 Honda CBX (1979)
TIMS has a streetfighter themed 1979 honda cbx for sale--we built it last summer--it has a 0 mile prolink motor with the prolink quiet clutch in it along with our custom cr roundslide carbs,it has a rare bassani competition 6/1 header--modern suspension front and rear with 17 inch wheels, a ducati bi posto seat and cowl, streetfighter fairing ,electronic gauge cluster, all works but the tach, we couldnt figure how to hook it up ) it has a custom black satin/gloss paint job with an aircraft flush mount gas cap.lots of custom billet pieces, our custom euro alternator conversion, dyna coils, ign and wires--this cbx is a one of a kind cbx that would get all the attention at any bike night or even a bikeshow--TIMS will assist in shipping anywhere in the world at new owners expense---check out TIMS other auctions for more cool cbx parts and bikes--2016-07-01 04:44:43Cornelia, Georgia, United States315,000.00 -
2013 - Honda CB1000R (2013)
2013 Honda CB1000R limited production Italian designed and built. Honda designs and builds this model in their Italy factory and only imports 250 units into the US each year) with over $5,000 in upgrades including Leo Vince Titanium exhaust, PowerCommander V, GPR steering damper, Givi side panniers and 840 gentle miles. Here are the modifications I’ve made or had installed at a local Honda dealer: -Leo Vince Factory R E-Approved EVO II Slip On Titanium Exhaust (better fuel economy & acceleration) -Leo Vince Kit Link Pipe eliminating the Kat (removed huge catalytic converter square box below) – these two items alone saves 35-40 pounds of curb weight off of the bike and adds 20 percent more horsepower & torque -Power Commander V + Dyno Tune @ Marietta Motorsports -ASV C5 Adjustable Lever Set – Black Long (much nicer than standard OEMs that come with the bike) -Rizoma Lux Grips (much more comfortable than the rubber OEMs that come with the bike) -HID Xenon H4 Headlight (much better line of sight; also others can see you much better) -Leo Vince Carbon Clutch + Pick Up cover, Carbon Alternator cover, Carbon Rear Hugger Mudguard -Light Smoked Tail Light LED with Integrated Turn Signals (no need for turn signals or the goofy extended fender in the back) -R&G Aero Frame Sliders (stronger one piece of steel that goes right through the frame) -R&G Fork Protectors -Tail Tidy LED Fender Eliminator -Hornet White Belly Pan (One UK-based company makes these to covers the inline 4 pipes for a much cleaner / elegant look) -PUIG Naked Fly Screen (windshield) -GPR Stabilizer Steering Damper (have not installed yet) -Set of Givi Saddle Bags & Mounting Bracket for CB1000R -Givi Tank Bag Adapter -Water-jet Brushed Stainless Honda Wings Keychain2014-09-17 10:33:33Albany, Georgia, United States8407000 -
1979 - Honda Cbx (1979)
Excelent shape. Always garaged.2014-09-13 08:38:54Eatonton, Georgia, United States1,00011000 -
1981 - Honda Cbx (1981)
1981 totally custom ground up restoration-it has a custom gray paint job that looks pretty nice over all with no scratches or dings-the motor is a recent 1147 big bore and is super quiet and runs like a bat out of hell(the kawasaki gauge shows 30k and the title shows exempt because its over 10 years old),--theres lots of powdercoated components on it including the frame--it has suzuki hayabusa inverted front forks with a 17 inch wheel and like new avon storm 120/70 tire--braided lines everywhere including the clutch cable and throttle cables--it has tims exclusive cr carbs with our k/n filters ,a ceramic coated 6/1 custom header with a competition baffle and sounds awesome--it has accel coils ,wires and tims exclusive dyna ignition--custom clip on handle bars,custom mirrors,modern master cylinder and a custom light panel,euro conversion alternator ,and it has recent clutch plates installed -the swingarm is been extended approximately 6 inches over with a 17 inch 180/55 like new avon storm tire--there are a lot of little touches on this bike that make it a really trick bike and it runs great with no issues and everything works.2014-07-18 16:41:43Kennesaw, Georgia, United States508000 -
1982 Honda CBX 1000 Supersport - Very Clean - Runs Great - Engine & Frame # 1 apart (1982)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD8-nU-9jmk HERE is my text only number: 973--404--015one You can call to leave a voice message but I can only listen to it in the evenings. Link to youtube video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD8-nU-9jmk I had purchased this bike from Gruetli-Laager, TN from the 2nd owner of the bike. A 77 year old gentleman who refused to let it go for 16 years but I guess it was my luck to purchase this glorious machine.2014-01-27 22:36:05Douglasville, Georgia, United States15,8006200 -
1979 honda cbx (1979)
TIMS has an extremely nice 1979 bone stock honda cbx--it is in near perfect condition and runs absolutely great--there are no issues with the bike,the carbs are clean,clean ,clean--the clutch has no chatter whatsoever and everything works like it should, the tires are like new,all plastics still have the oem patina look with no fading anywhere,the wheels are super clean,the gas tank has no rust whatsoever in it,the seat is in great condition with no splits tears or rips,the motor is really clean with no oil or gas stains--the only flaws even worth mentioning are 1--a small bubble in the lower pinstripe on the gas tank back near where it meets the seat on the left side and 2--a small slit in the airbox at the seam about 3/8 inch long on the left side as well,but both are hardly noticable--ive driven this bike a couple times and its very tight and shifts smoothly through all gears and the brakes work great as well,the pipes are original oem hm422 and have no scratches,dents or typical underneath rust----this bike is nice enough to put in a collection but ready to ride anywhere as well--you dont find many low mileage bikes that are ready to ride so dont miss out on this one --TIMS will assist with shipping here in the us or overseas as well at the new owners expense--TIMS will be at barber vintage fest from the 9th-13th so we will be unavailable for showing the bike during this time --2013-10-14 00:06:52Cornelia, Georgia, US9,3968,600.00 -
1982 Honda CBX - 2 Owner - 32K Miles - Great Condition - No Reserve! Look! (1982)
1982 Honda CBX - the motorcycle that invented the sport touring category. Over $1600 in preventive maintenance in the last 200 miles -- new tires, chain, valve adjust, carburetor sync, fork seals, brakes, etc. etc.2013-09-30 00:11:40Mineral Bluff, Georgia, US32,2704,000.00 -
1982 Honda CBX 1000 (1982)
This is a 1982 Honda CBX with very low actual miles.17214.0 It is legally tagged and registered in Georgia with a bill of sale only. I went completely through the bike replacing the front fork seals and fluid,rebuilt the brakes(3) and installed new pads. New battery,new gas cap with 2 keys, new front brake master cylinder reservoir, new seat.2013-09-29 02:02:21Jasper, Georgia, US17,2144,200.00
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