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Engine Size (cc):175
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1972
Honda CB175 (2595 miles) I bought the bike two years ago and did a basic tune up and rebuilt the
carburetors. Since then, I rode it for a little bit around town and put some
200 miles. I do not use it that much, therefore I am selling it. More pictures upon request. Bike is for sale locally, so auction might end up early.
Clear NC title.
Terms of sale Deposit of $500 after sale is final. Bike's title will be released once full payment is received. I do not ship, but can assist your shipping company get the bike to the new owner. Please, let me know if you have any questions prior to bidding.
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