1982 Honda Cx500 on 2040-motos

US $6200

Year:1982 Mileage:28 Color: orange kinda

Location:

Grove City, Ohio, United States

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Honda cx500 tech info

Engine Size (cc):500

Honda cx500 description

This bike is covered in custom touches. It turns heads every where i go and every time i get gas i end up talking to someone about it. Some good and some def not so good and not my favorite. very cool overflow liquor bottle. could use a new sticker or a very easy replacement bottle. wiring all works but needs tucked in to place and cleaned up. this bike has scratches and bumps just like any other driven and driven motorbike. Because its summertime...it wont last for sale very long. You wont find this kind of attention for a lower price. Great time to enjoy the sunshine on two wheels. I have also listed it locally so get your deposit in quick and i reserve the right to pull this ad at any time. Cheers and happy biding!

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1981 honda cx500(US $10000)
1981 honda cx500(US $7900)

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