Honda Cx500 Straight Rolling Chassis on 2040-parts.com
North Branch, Michigan, US
HONDA CX500 STRAIGHT ROLLING CHASSIS
THIS IS A 1981 CX500 CUSTOM FRAME COMES COMPLETE AS YOU SEE IT. HAS WIRING HARNESS INCLUDING CDI BOX. PLEASE LOOK CLOSE, IT HAS MANY EXTRA'S. ROLLING CHASSIS CLEAN, AND COMES WITH PAPERWORK.
CHASSIS DOES NOT COME WITH CONTROLS.
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