1983 Honda Cb 1000c Low Miles on 2040-motos
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A nice example of a rare 1983 Honda CB 1000 C. I am the second owner, and have taken great care of this bike. Original miles are stated, all parts are Honda or Hondaline. There are no known issues with this bike, and is ridden on occasion. Current registration, clear MN title in my name, and turn key condition.
This is a real nice cruising bike, both on the highway and in the city. 10 gears ( 5 hi or 5 low). Depending on the riding condition, allows you to adjust to hills or flatland riding. I have painstakingly replaced, or repaired many components that were bad or going bad over the last several years. Some new items in the last year are: Front tire, CDI units, Fuel valve, Carburetors rebuilt and synchronized, brake calipers rebuilt, new brake pads replaced, new plug wires, spark plugs, air filter, rear brake master cylinder rebuilt, front brake rotors replaced (V65 vented rotors). There are NO known problems with this bike, and is fully functional and fast. Feel free to ask questions, as I will do my best to answer.
Note: I have the original rear grab bar, it comes with the bike, just not currently installed. ( see Photo )
Note: The seat is OEM and has never been recovered. It IS original material and in excellent shape, no splitting.
Note: Compression test on 6 Apr 2008 was Cyl 1 = 169 Cyl 2 = 166 Cyl 3 = 172 Cyl 4 = 174
Note: Luggage rack and tail bag are included in the price.
Specs on the bike are as follows:
Model: | Honda CB 1000 Custom |
Year: | 1983 |
Category: | Sport touring |
Miles: | 19,859. |
Engine and transmission | |
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Displacement: | 1000.00 ccm (61.02 cubic inches) |
Engine type: | In-line four, four-stroke |
Max RPM: | 9500 |
Valves per cylinder: | 2 |
Fuel system: | Carburetor |
Fuel control: | DOHC |
Cooling system: | Air |
Gearbox: | 10-speed |
Transmission type, final drive: | Shaft drive |
Exhaust system: | 4 to 4 |
Chassis, suspension, brakes and wheels | |
Front suspension: | Air Forks Adjustable |
Rear suspension: | Air Shocks |
Front brakes: | Double disc |
Physical measures and capacities | |
Other specifications | |
Starter: | Electric |
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