1970 Honda Cb on 2040-motos

US $12000

Year:1970 Mileage:6 Color: Candy red

Location:

Odense M, Fyn, Denmark

Honda CB photos

Honda CB tech info

Engine Size (cc):736 Type:Standard For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda CB description

Honda K0 CB 750 K - 1970

The bike is in a very good condition and was repainted in the original Candy red color only 2 years ago.

Hondo CB 750 was considered by most to be the first mass produced superbike and is today a very sought-after collectibles. It is important to mention that this bike only has run 6313 miles, very impressive for bike from 1970.

Purchased in Madison, WI, United States back in 2007.

- When the bike was purchased in US, it had brand new OEM Honda HM300 pipes. Since then the bike has only run around 600 miles.

- New tires, front and rear.

- There is a few areas with rust on the frame: around the battery and swing arm.

- The bike runs very well, but the caburator needs some adjustment, to make it run a bit more smooth.

- Include the original bracket for the combination switch, if the buyer wants to change the position.

Overall a bike in a very good condition and with LOW miles.

Prefer buyer to pick up the bike on address

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