1976 Honda CB

CB400F2000890

Clear

First off let me apologize to all of you that have watched and bid on this bike before. Originally I had seller's remorse and then decided to get it running and relist. Well I have decided its time to let it go. Below condition remains accurate. GOOD LUCK. Very nice original 1976 Honda CB400F. I believe I am the 2nd owner with paperwork back to the original owner. I have owned it since 2006. Initially I just installed a new battery and AVON RoadRider "sticky" tires. Tuned up in 2009-2010. I road it during the summers until 18 months ago when it developed a carb leak. Has been sitting covered in garage ever since. The bike is in very nice original condition; virtually no rust anywhere including rims (1 small spot on right rear swing arm), dent free and clean gas tank (clear coat fading in some spots), all electric working, shifts nice, manual starter fine-electric starter makes an occassional noise when turning over, all decals in place including some yellow factory paint. All rubber in nice condition. Includes owner manual, original keys, tools, missing tool case lid. Since it was only used in the summer, moisture developed around the muffler "weep" hole and rusted a dime size hole. As well there is a 2-3" crack on the edge of the header-I don't believe it is rust and should weld. Header too nice to replace. Headlight lamp missing a small piece of the plastic housing-covered by black electrical tape in the photo. Seat in beautiful condition. So in conclusion an excellent original example of the limited production 400F that needs; carbs rebuilt, battery and front disk brake rebuilt (from sitting), and header welded (recommended). If the reserve price is met I will include a freshly painted headlight shell and used silencer. This bike is sold as is and with no guarantees. On Oct-08-13 at 04:47:29 PDT, seller added the following information:At the suggestion of a fellow ebayer, installed an inexpensive battery, started the bike. Carb closet to the choke (left side) is the leaker. This bike might need a starter motor (clunky). Rode the bike around the block. Thanks.