1974 Honda CB

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All stock 1974 CB200 in excellent original condition. I bought this last fall thinking I would use it around town, but I have a Helix scooter that I like better. The bike had new tubes, tires, plugs, points, condenser, and PA state inspection done at Lancaster Honda less than 100 miles ago. The inspection is good until 9/30/11. The previous owner sealed the inside of the tank. The bike starts easily and runs great. All the lights and turn signal work. I haven't ridden it much but I had it up to 60mph no problem. I didn't feel right putting a lot of miles on this bike since it's so nice, but I guess that's what it's made for. The condition is 9.5 out of 10 with a few light scratches and some light surface rust on some of the chrome. This bike could easily be cleaned up to museum quality in my opinion. If you want a nice original CB200, I doubt you'll find a nicer unrestored example. It has the original owners manual under the seat and the original tool kit is still in the storage box. I have this bike at my business in Etters, PA 17319 and would prefer the winner pick it up there. I could take it to my house in Mechanicsburg,PA 17050 if it's more convenient. I will work with your shipper but you must make all arrangements. I have a clear title in my name, and require that the title be notarized out of my name before the bike leaves(PA law). I will accept Paypal in advance of pickup or cash only if you want to pay when you pick it up. Thanks, Ken On Jan-27-11 at 05:31:17 PST, seller added the following information:Additional information: There are no dents on the tank or the fenders. It has a new battery and the original Honda key. The bike was not cleaned up or detailed for these photos and is the nicest 35+ year old bike I've seen. The previous owner got it from the wife of the original owner who was a family friend and it's been a local bike since new. The previous owner sealed the inside of the tank because he said he does that to everything he owns(he collects vintage snowmobiles). Sometimes if you let it sit overnight with the fuel turned on it will drip a little gas out of the carbs. It never drips if the petcock is turned off.