1983 Honda CB

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This is a rare bike that will make a great starter or daily rider for anyone. Plenty of power, yet light and very driveable. This bike runs great and can be ridden home, wherever that may be. Fresh oil change. New Fork Seals and choke cable. Decent tires. Chrome is in OK shape. Bike is 100% complete. The turn signals need new rubber mounts (I have them taped up for now, it works). The choke cable needs more adjustment (don't have the time to fool with it). New brakes with rebuilt cylinders. Shaft drive. Custom seat (original seat is here if you want it). This bike has a split case from the factory. It has five high speed gears and five low speed gears. This was only made one year. I bought this for my son and he is more interested in Girls and Cars than motorcycles. I don't have room for it and could use the money. You will not be disappointed. Check my feedback, I don't play games. This is a good deal, not perfect and it is 28 years old, however, I would not put my son on something that I didn't think was very reliable. The bike is sold as is where is with no warrantee. I will deliver within a reasonable distance for $1.50 per mile after you make a substantial deposit that is non refundable. I will not ship and I will not sell to overseas buyers. Don't bother asking. Bidding is a contract to buy. Don't bid unless you want to purchase this bike. The bike is for sale locally and I reserve the right to cancel the auction at any time prior to the first bid over reserve. Once the reserve is hit, I will not remove the auction until it ends. This bike is a solid bike, not perfect, but in great shape for its age, if you are not happy with it when you pick it up. I will refund your money, minus ebay and/or paypal fees On Aug-08-10 at 07:08:39 PDT, seller added the following information: This bike is currently registered and has a clean title. On Aug-11-10 at 06:03:25 PDT, seller added the following information: Please note: I forgot to mention that the tach cable is bad. The tach does not show true rpm. This does not affect the running of the bike. It just happened on the last ride on the bike that I took. Sorry about that.