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1971 Honda Cb 175 on 2040-motos

$325
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Honda CB description

1971 Honda CB 175. For parts or project bike. When I got the bike it was running but seemed to need some adjustments in the carb. I took out 1 of the spark plugs and when I tried to put it back in, discovered that the hole was stripped. I have a pre-owned cylinder head in excellent condition to replace the 1 with the stripped spark plug hole. I also have all new gaskets and o-rings and the Clymer repair manual. I don't have all the tools to make the swap and I am going to be moving soon so even if I did repair it I wouldn't be able to take it with me. The bike has 3,800 mis, brand new tires and seat and is in attractive condition. One downside is that I do not have the title. The previous owner couldn't find it when he sold it to me. Email me or call/text at to make an offer.

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