1975 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Mileage:12
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Engine Size (cc):400
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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The bike listed is a well kept CB400f that is ready for the rest of the riding season. There are about 12000 miles on this bike. I had a full tune-up done last year, and a new regulator rectifier installed, a new front master cylinder along with SS braided lines, new progressive adjustable shocks installed in the back, and the fork oil and seals were replaced. The tune-up included plugs, points, wire ends, adjusting the cam chain and valves, along with a complete rebuild of the carbs. It probably rides better now that it did when it rolled of the assembly line back in 1975. It will turn heads where ever you go. Even the Harley guys will appreciate a bike like this. Chrome still shines and paint is still nice for a bike this age. I rode it last season to the 2015 Rockerbox at Road America and it has been in storage since then. Buyer will be responsible for pickup or arranging for shipping. |
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