1976 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Mileage:8
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Engine Size (cc):200
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Cafe
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Nice CB200T in good running shape.
Some highlights to share : - New gel battery - New tires - New ignition switch / keys - New pegs - New headlight ears - New headlight ring - New headlight bucket - New spark plugs - New points - New condenser - Rebuild petcock - New tachometer drive cam holder - New alternator gasket - Straight pipes (yup, she growls) The not-so-useful front mechanical disc brake was replaced with a drum. Other maintenance items I would address if keeping long term : - Fork seals - new front drum brake pads As I said, it runs great and will continue to do so if general maintenance is performed. It has straight pipes on it, so it's loud and sounds mean for a 200, but I think it would benefit from the stock exhaust as I don't think the carb jets were changed after the straight pipes were added. All in all a cool little bike / city burner. Shipping / pickup will be buyer's responsibility, but I can help coordinate. Thanks for looking. |
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