1982 Honda Cx500 Turbo on 2040-motos

US $2,950.00

Year:1982 Mileage:34 Color: BLUE

Location:

Saint Louis, Missouri, United States

1982 Honda CX500 TURBO, US $2,950.00, image 1

Honda CX500 TURBO tech info

Engine Size (cc):500 Warranty:NONE

Honda CX500 TURBO description

RARE ONE YEAR ONLY BIKE, CX500T TURBO HONDA. THIS WAS PURCHASED FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER WHO WAS A MACHINEST BY TRADE. HAND MADE CUSTOM EXHAUST

HE HAD THE BIKE PAINTED WHEN NEW SO IT WOULD STAND OUT IN A CROWD. NEAT PERIOD SCHEME. THE BIKE HAS JUST BEEN STORED INDOORS FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS.

I AM NOT REALLY INTO JAPANESE BIKES, AND NOT AN EXPERT ON THE MODEL. THE BIKE WILL NEED WHAT EVER ANY MACHINE NEEDS AFTER SITTING FOR A LONG TIME, FULL SERVICE, FLUIDS, FLUSH, BRAKES GONE OVER ETC. THE BIKE IS NOT CURRENTLY RUNNING AND IS BEING SOLD IN AS FOUND CONDITION.

CLEAR TITLE, WILL SHIP WORLD WIDE. FEEL FREE TO ASK INTELLIGENT QUESTIONS , GOOD LUCK AND HAPPY BIDDING

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