1972 Honda Cl on 2040-motos
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Mileage:2
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Engine Size (cc):70
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Honda CL description
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True museum quality! This came out of a local Honda museum and is basically a true one owner besides the museum. It has been well maintained and even ridden a handful of miles a few times each year in order to keep things lubed and fresh. Neat story. Runs like new! 1000% original and virtually mint. I am sure someone could find a flaw somewhere on the bike but I have been in the business for 25years and this is nice! Tires are perfect. Chrome is perfect. Tank inside and out is perfect. No rust anywhere. Hop on and ride or put it on display. Wiring is great as well. Please ask questions. See pics. Has title! I am able to help ship world wide or help arrange shipping within the USA.
Do have 2 more of the same year and quality and same miles. One is the blue version and one is the gold version. Would consider a package deal. |
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