FS: Honda 750-A (automatic transmission) motorcycle.
cre8tve...@my-deja.com
fairing and windshield.
Licensed and running (rode it from Blaine to Seattle yesterday).
Only 6600 original miles. The bike was the "toy" of a professional
wrestler in the East called Chief Strongbow and has Indian art and
symbols on the tank and saddlebags. The "chief" was not a motorcycle
rider, hence the low mileage, also Chief Strongbow had the bike tarped
for close to 21 years when i found and bought it with only 3240 original
miles (it hadn't been broken in!).
Because of improper storage there is some pitting and cosmetic damage
due to moisture, but the bike is strong running and a delight to ride.
A good deal for someone who appreciates simplicity in two wheels and
hates to clutch and shift all the time. Oh, and there is a complete
service and maintenance shop manual as well as the original tool kit and
battery charger. The battery is brand new as are front and rear tires
and brakes.
I bought it for close to $3000. and would be willing to "work" with
someone on the price.
Please, contact me at cre8...@webbynet.com or call me at 206 729-6231.
Brooke Babineau
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Before you buy.
Erik Astrup
>Because of improper storage there is some pitting and cosmetic damage
>due to moisture, but the bike is strong running and a delight to ride.
>A good deal for someone who appreciates simplicity in two wheels and
>hates to clutch and shift all the time.
Yeah, that's what motorcyclists just hate. Shifting.
God, if I could just have an automatic!! Hey, they don't make
em anymore! I wonder why. :P
>I bought it for close to $3000. and would be willing to "work" with
>someone on the price.
You paid nearly $3000 for a 76 Honda 750A?????????
My guess is this won't end up being a great investment for ya.
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1995 Triumph Tiger - 1997 Triumph Speed Triple
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