1971 Honda Cl450 Scrambler on 2040-motos

$4,400

Year:0 Mileage:8

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1971 Honda Cl450 Scrambler, $4,400, image 1

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I'm selling a very nice 1971 Honda CL 450 Scrambler. It has 8,000 original miles!! Current registration and running strong! Beautiful paint job on side covers, and 1969 gas tank. Exhaust is original and in perfect shape...very rare since these bike went down alot "off roading" This beauty is both kick and automatic starter, and all electrics work perfect!! Fresh tune-up new battery, etc. Very easy, fun bike to ride. Asking $4400 or best offer. Come pick it up and ride it home!! Call or email for more information.Cheers,Shannon....http://www.ssclassics.netwww.venicevintage.comc b, cl, sl, rd, cafe racer, dual sport, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976,

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