1980 Cafe/brat Honda Cb650 on 2040-motos

$4,700

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1980 Cafe/Brat Honda CB650, $4,700, image 1

Honda Other description

This is a really cool 1980 Honda CB650. It runs good, it lightweight and is a lot of fun to ride. The images don't do the bike justice. They are not the best in the world, but they are what I happened to have on hand. Cash only. No trades, making payments, PayPal, or checks. Have cash in hand if you want to ride it. I am in Houston. $4700 OBO

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