1984 Honda Magna

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Thank you for taking a look at my bike. This motorcycle is wicked fast. The Honda Magna V65 motorcycle was the fastest production motorcycle for 5 years straight during the mid 80's, and faster than most of today's production cruiser bikes. I was riding this bike up until winter came to northern ohio. I rode this bike this past year to Georgia, and South Carolina from Ohio. I also drove an hour each way monday through friday to work and back (highway miles). Bike gets around 45mpg, depending on your riding style. Carbs are calibrated. Baffles in the exhaust were removed by the previous owner. Nothing physically wrong with the bike. It does show signs of wear. There is a small crease on the drivers side panel which hides the fuel shutoff valve. The back rest was starting to pull away from the stitching. I repaired it. Unless you are looking closely, you will not notice the repair I made. Everything works on this bike. Shifts through the gears like new, along with power being delivered through the clutch smoothly. I put new brake pads, a new back tire, new turn signal switch, new battery in July 2010. It also has the original tool kit with it. It has a clean Ohio title. I am looking at buying a new VROD. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. According to Year for year in Guinness Book listed as the fasted production motorcycle. 1980=Dunstall Suzuki GS1100CS 1981=Dunstall Suzuki GS1100CS 1982=Dunstall Suzuki GS1100CS 1983=Dunstall Suzuki GS1100CS 1984=Dunstall Suzuki GS1100CS 1985=Honda V65 Magna 1986=Honda V65 Magna 1987=Honda V65 Magna 1988=Honda V65 Magna 1989=Honda V65 Magna 1990=Kawasaki ZX10 116 BHP Japanese Honda V-65 Magna with a liquid cooled V-4, 4 cylinder 16 valve DOHC 1098cc (67.1 cubic inches) engine with a top design speed of 173 MPH. Standing quarter mile time of 11.07& seconds @ 123.62 mph and 0-60 in 4.3 seconds according to Cycle World magazine