1971 Honda CB

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FOR SALE *From Burn Up Company...* "LIL 919" Up for sale is "Lil 919" aka, 1971 Honda CB350 “AHRMA Road Racer”. I began preparing this to run in the sportsman 250 class. I got almost all the way there, and ran it on the lift (See video). My next step was to throw some tires on it and begin tuning, when all of a sudden my small motorcycle shop turned into a not-so-small-anymore motorcycle shop (Burn Up Company, West Palm Beach FL). In pursuit of growing my small business, with much hesitation, I put this build on a pedestal and invested my free time with my customers instead. Well, almost 2 years has passed, and we’ve only become busier, thus it's time for this wonderful part of my collection to move onto a new home. I sorted out all the major stuff on this, and will need some tuning/finishing before "Race-ready”, (hence why I put AHRMA Road Racer in quotes. Actual Milage is unknown (purchased without gauges). The list of parts and work performed is so long, I guarantee I'm leaving goodies out, but from the top of my head, I was able to scribble this list so far: Gasser Customs billet aluminum CNC lightweight top triple tree, MULHOLLAND Rear suspension, custom exhaust headers with SUPERTRAPP mufflers, lightened sprocket cover, OMARS fiberglass road race tank with very high end fuel taps, Heavy duty EK chain, Mikuni VM 30 carburetors, motion pro 2 into 1 throttle cable, K&N filter's, Ariete road race grips, Tomaselli type control levers, lightweight aluminum number plate brackets, fiberglass solo cowl with neoprene seat pad, lightweight aluminum clip-ons, custom battery box with AGM battery, Dyna coil's, brand new points and condenser, MOTOBITS rearsets, brand new MOTION PRO control cables all around, CNC lightweight exhaust collars, brand new JT sprockets front and rear, total loss race-only electrical system, and list goodies just go on and on… This bike is sold with the bill of sale only, however, I'm happy to assist you with the title in case you wanted to converted back to a street bike (you maniac!) FYI: The graphic on the tank is a vinyl decal and can be peeled off if desired (The first two photos illustrate what the tank looks like without the decal) Disclaimer: Every single bike I buy and sell, I personally go through and ride. I am the owner and operator of my small business, and I take what I do very seriously. I have been working on this lovely vintage junk for quite some time, I know the differences between the bikes, how they should work, the history, etc. If you are serious about buying a really cool collectible piece from someone who not only has a passion for these bikes, but works on them, rides them, collects them, breathes them, -- then call me. People come to my shop and say "This place is heaven" and "This must be a dream job"...well, I don't argue. I consider myself a rescuer of these machines, I think they should go to people who will love, and appreciate them too. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS!