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Honda : CB probe engineering electronic ignition for honda cb77 superhawk

$200

Pomona, California

Year -

Make Honda

Model CB

Category -

Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

brand new never opened with directions

Trim cb77 superhawk

Honda : CB Honda CB77 CB 305 Superhawk oem cafe racer brat Motor Exhaust pipes frame LOT

$850

Salt Lake City, Utah

Year -

Make Honda

Model CB

Category -

Engine 305

Posted Over 1 Month

I bought this bike a few years ago and was complete at the time. It was driven by a lady most of its life. It was stored in a garage and was not rusted up but the engine did seize from sitting. The engine does not turn and I do not know if it is the top end or bottom but would assume only the top. You get everything you see in the pictures. Please look close as there are quite a few parts. Most of the parts look to be in real good condition. The side panels are very straight and show very well. The exhaust pipes are not original, as well as the seat. The motor number is CB77E-1056370. Frame #CB77-1056227. I do not have a title to the bike and can supply a bill of sale from me if you like. I am not sure of the exact year you will have to look it through the vin on a website. I will assist in shipping. I can have it shipped to Southern California for $150.00 to your door. If you would like a quote to other locations please ask.

Trim CB77

Honda : CB 1966 cb 77 305 honda superhawk cool rare bike

$2,300

Novato, California

Year 1966

Make Honda

Model CB

Category Standard Motorcycles

Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

Perfect for restoration project. These bikes are becoming rare collector's items. It's a 1966 so will need someone who is not afraid to do some work on the bike, but these things are reliable machines when restored. Has some surface rust but nothing major. We bought the Bike a about three or four years ago. Put new tires on it, new brakes, new battery, new chain, then rebuilt the front forks and went through and tightened everything up. Drove it around for about a year and then parked it. When we went to start it up about a year ago, one of the cylinders was not getting spark. I think it's either the coil or a loose wire. haven't had the time to work on it. It's an awesome bike... gets lots of comments every time we ride it. More than my Harley gets for sure. My plans where to take it apart and re-paint it, clean everything up etc. but haven't gotten around to it. It's about 98% original and has a clean title and is registered as non op right now. Very fun to ride. Electric start plus kick start. Again, this is an old bike so will need some restoration work. If you know these bikes, you know this is a great deal, but if you just want a bike to get on on ride without doing any work, this is not for you.

Trim CB77