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Honda CB description
1978 Honda CB400A Hawk Hondamatic motorcycle. It is semi automatic, has low/high gears but no clutch. Has just barely 10k miles. Runs and drives great. VERY reliable. Bought for my girlfriend to learn and she just has no interest. Bike is 95% original. Has 80s mirrors on it (EMCO Hawk), aftermarket Corbin type seat, and an in-line fuel filter. Front tire about 35%-40% and rear tire almost new close to 90%-95%. Brake pads and rear shoes are newer too, about 90%. Those are only things I know are different from original. I wouldn't hesitate to take it anywhere. The mileage will change as I drive it 20-30 miles per week. Has some blemishes on chrome and two buttons on seat missing, no problem to replace. Part of one of the "Hawk" stickers missing.
Bike is listed locally so I reserve the right to end listing early. |
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