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Engine Size (cc):750
Type:Cafe Racer
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We have sold over 50 custom build cafe racers on ebay so bid with confidence! We can ship anywhere in the 48 states. Shipping will cost anywhere from $250-$550 depending on distance from Pittsburgh, PA We reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells via our website or is sold locally. Feel free to make us an offer if you would like to end the auction early.
1980 Custom Built Honda CB750 Cafe Racer Custom Paint Automotive Quality Black w/ Antique White Stripe Rebuilt Carburators Custom Cafe Seat Custom Tail light LED Turn Signals All OEM Gauges and Lighting Works Perfectly Engine Compression Test Completed Valves Set to Spec RARE Jardine 4 into 1 exhaust sounds amazing! We have built alot of these CB750s and this Jardine exhaust is by far the best sounding. Everything was gone through on this bike and it starts up and runs beautifully. 22k miles on the odometer we have put about 100 on it since the restore. Start Up and Sound Video Below! |
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