1972 Honda Cb 175 on 2040-motos

$1,800

Year:0 Mileage:30

Location:

Honda CB description

I have a 1972 Honda Cb 175 for sale. This bike just had the carbs rebuilt with new floats and the timing adjusted so that it idles flawlessly. The chain was also replaced along with new hand grips, clutch/brake levers, rear shocks and air filters. Since the tune up, this bike is really quick and even fast for only being a 175. I ride it at 60-65mph for 20-30mi trips with no issues at all. I would not question the reliability of this bike 1 bit and it doesn't leak any oil like older bikes usually do. Included in this price is a spare motor as well as a spare frame, wheels, fender, lighting brackets/lamps, side covers, chain guard, as well as other miscellaneous parts. I have put over $800 in parts and labor alone in the bike within the last three months. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to shoot me a text, email or give me a phone call. My phone number is.

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