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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
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I am selling my 1975 Honda CB750. It runs well and has tires on it with less than 200 miles on them. The engine was rebuilt two years ago and it also has less than 200 miles on it. The engine has new rings, the cylinders were honed, the valves were done and the carburetors were rebuilt. The second gear shift fork was replaced also. The bike is mostly original parts, but the pipes are 4 into 1 Kerkers. The pipes are solid. The paint is all original and in good but not perfect condition. There are no dents in the tank and the paint is pretty good considering it's age. One side cover has a hairline crack, that has been reinforced on the back side. The chrome has some pitting but cleans up well and shines with Simichrome. (see photos) Some of the electrical was hooked up wrong, but it doesn't affect the running of the bike: example, the high beam doesn't go on. The bike starts well and runs smoothly. Slight road rash on the speedometer and left fork wing. (photos). The seat is original, but had a slit in it that was patched by a shoemaker from the underside. Original toolkit included. Brand new battery. This bike would be a great bike to restore, chop, or cafe due to the engine rebuild and all the basics being there. I've tried to be as complete in my description of the bikes condition as possible. Remember that this is an old bike (garage find) that was brought back to life with some tlc. Feel free to contact me with any questions. |
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