26652 Used 1978 Honda Cb on 2040-motos

$1,990

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#26652 The bike is in exceptional shape. I have done many things to it but the frame and engine are in original condition. They were in such attractive shape that I did not want to touch them. The mechanic that took the engine covers off for me told ... VISIT www.trumpetads.com for more information...

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