1985 Honda Other

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The back tire has less than 500 miles on it and I have a brand new front tire that just needs to be put on, yours with the bike. I also have assorted parts for rebuilding the front including the headlight bracket and fusebox bracket. (This model in particular had a fairing in the front that a previous owner removed and I thought I would go for the faring-less look of the other Sabres but never got around to it.) , front wheel bearings (the rear ones were replaced when I replaced the back tire.) two sets of new fork seals, A brand new set of break pads in the package and probably some other stuff I am not thinking of. All yours when you pick up the bike. I have had this bike for ten years and I love it, but I recently had a son and obviously this changes my life. My girlfriend has been on me to sell it for years and I am finally at the point where I could use the money. These bikes are really fast and don't look like the powerhouses they are. No one ever thinks they are 1100cc by looking at them. So I recently got a leak in my carburetor, I tried to fix it because I thought it was the float seal, I replaced the float seal and completely cleaned out the entire carb. Well it still leaks because it wasn't leaking from the float seal. It is coming from higher up and I really don't have the time or patience to pull the carb off again. It runs and rides as is, in fact I rode it for quite a while in spite of the leak, but whoever buys it will want to yank the carb and fix it. I am sure it is not a big thing that anyone with more experience than me can easily fix. It is a gasket or seal for sure there is no damage to it at all. Other things that are wrong: The blinker switch sticks, it still works but it sticks, there is a crack in the instrument cluster on the front, the front tire needs to be replaced (as I said there is a new one that comes with it.), and there are probably other assorted little jobs that need to be done on it, it is almost 30 years old, but those are the main things that come to mind. Help me support my son and get an awesome bike at the same time. It's a win-win.