Honda Cb900 Carburetors. 1981 Year on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Wisconsin, US
1981 Honda 900 carbs with throttle cables.the throttles works freely. they look good from the outside but don't know about the inside. I bought the bike for the frame and don't know if it ran or not. getting rid of motor. any questions please ask, I'll try and to answer. as is.
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