Honda Cb Cl 125 S1 Printed In 1973 Sales Brochure / Poster Original on 2040-parts.com
New Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Here we have a Honda CB / CL 125 S1 , printed in 1973 , sales brochure original, it is also a poster , this is not a reprint , good shape and will be a nice piece to add to your collection or display with a restored bike, hard to find, I will ship over sea's and to Canada, just ask for a shipping quote
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