Honda C110 Ca110 (011) C Ca 110 Nos High Handlebar 53100-011-010 Lenker Guidon on 2040-parts.com
V. N. de Milfontes, PT
Up for bids is 1 (one) NOS "MADE IN JAPAN" (MIGHT NOT BE ORIGINAL HONDA) CA110 C110 Handlebar (HIGH VERSION TAPER bar, 7/8" to 3/4" diameter on handles/grips) May be a replica, has the Honda bag, but part # tag is missing, so I am not sure. Also, I have never seen a Honda handlebar with "Made in Japan" marked on it. Part # 53100-011-010 "PIPE, STEERING HANDLE" VERY GOOD condition, NO RUST - not even on the inside. Chrome is typical 45 years old Japanese chrome, with many micro scratches/dings - visible on pictures. Has a "MADE IN JAPAN" inscription on left hand side. This handlebar is on my parts stash for more than a decade, and will go to the highest bidder. Pictures show it all. Please scroll down all pictures to make sure you know exactly what you are bidding on. I am a collector/restorer like you and am not involved in any business related to vintage bikes. This is just my hobby. Please ask all question before bidding, I will reply and send high resolution pictures to your e-mail address in case you require me to do so. Besides English, I am fluent in French and Spanish. Shipping to PORTUGAL = US$ 7.90 (Registered with Tracking) Shipping to EUROPE = US$ 17.40 (Registered with Tracking) Shipping to REST OF THE WORLD = US$ 32.90 (Registered with Tracking)
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