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Mileage:6850
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Type:Standard
Engine Size (cc):350
Warranty:None
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
1973 Honda CB350 survivor.
It is a mild Kustom with a new seat, Z bars, Gold grips, new mirror, sissy bar, Velocity stacks and Shorty mufflers.
Looks pretty Kool.
It also has a CB750 brake system on the front.
The tires are old but in good shape. The paint is faded and the chrome has some rust.
I have a bike repair shop and got this in payment. Cleaned up the carb, put in a new battery and tuned it a little. Runs very well, everything feels good and tight. It is quite loud with those shorty mufflers.
Now you can have it cheap.
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