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1989 Honda Cb1 on 2040-parts.com

US $4,000.00
Location:

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
Condition:Used Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan

For sale 1989 Honda CB1.  This is a very rare bike, there are not very many of these around.  This bike is an American CB1.  I painted it Italian Red which is a factory color that was only sold over seas.  The bike has 20,289 original miles on it.  I am its third owner.  I have had the frame powder coated black and I have put a Nitron rear shock on it.  It rides very nice with that shock.  This is a very fun bike to ride.  It revs forever and has a very neat sounding engine.  It has a gear driven cam that gives it a very distinct sound.  This bike runs good, however it will fowl plugs very easy if you start it up and don't let it completely warm up.  It starts very easily if you ride it every couple days, but if it sits for awhile it can be a little stubborn to get started, that may be due to the quality of fuel these days.

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