1972 Honda CB

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I built this bike about 11 years ago before the Cafe Racer was a popular bike. I've enjoyed it long enough and always enjoyed working on it, but I have too many projects & 2 kids and it's time for this one to go. When put up 3 years ago, I drained the carbs. It should fire right up with minimal effort. I'd do it, but I honestly don't have the time. I've done the following to the bike:- first over pistons- PAMCO ignition- Rectifier regulator replaced- Custom Exhaust- Newish Tires- Custom Blue paint job with painted in "stock" graphics (these are not decals)- Custom "gunmetal" Painted Frame (there are some areas that need touch-up from pulling the motor)- Custom Gauges (rebuilt)- LED Headlight ($100)- Custom Rear-sets (steel not aluminum)- Stock carbs and Airbox for maximum reliability- Custom Seat with Quick Release- Rare RED lens turn signals- Custom Fiberglass Front Fender (front brackets are broken but repairable. Things that it needs:- A rider- A Tune-up- Maybe a battery, but it has a gel battery that is 3 years old that should last 5 years- The chrome wheels & spokes are a little corroded so they could use a re-build. I have a set of new spokes that come with the bike. - The wheels & brakes themselves are the only thing I never fully went through. it would be a good idea to give them attention/inspection and lubricate appropriate parts. Other than that, I'm not aware of anything repairs needed or imperfections of this bike. This is being sold AS IS, WHERE IS with NO RESERVE. I will help accommodate your shipping needs if you want to ship the bike but only after payment is made in full. I'll palletize, packing blanket and shrink wrap for an extra $250 via PayPal Gift As of now this bike does not have a title. I just swapped plates from another bike to ride it. (shhhh) If it sells for more than $2500 I'll get you a title. (fairly easy to get in my state if you pay the fees) If you win this auction for less than $2000 It will cost you an additional $200 to get a title. If it's easy in your state, you can just title it there. A $500 non refundable deposit is due immediately after you win the auction. The rest is due in cash when you come get the bike.