Honda Cb motorcycles for sale in Montana

2017 Honda CB300F ABS

$4,649

Miles City, Montana

he Power of Simplicity. Craving the purest riding experience around? Look no further. Lots of riders believe less is more, and that's why so many like this bike. The CB300F was designed to be lighter, smaller and simpler, but it's still loaded with features. And with its user-friendly size, it's a great choice for the city and makes an ideal first bike.

2017 Honda CB500F

$6,099

Miles City, Montana

Everyone's looking for the one motorcycle that can do it all—that you can start out on, that fits a wide variety of riders, that can take you to work, school, or on a weekend ride. Used to be there were tons of bikes in this "standard" class. Not so many these days. But here's the good news: The Honda CB500F is probably the best do-it-all middle-displacement streetbike around.

2017 Honda CB300F

$4,149

Miles City, Montana

The Power of Simplicity. Craving the purest riding experience around? Look no further. Lots of riders believe less is more, and that's why so many like this bike. The CB300F was designed to be lighter, smaller and simpler, but it's still loaded with features. And with its user-friendly size, it's a great choice for the city and makes an ideal first bike.

2017 Honda CB500F ABS

$6,399

Miles City, Montana

Everyone's looking for the one motorcycle that can do it all—that you can start out on, that fits a wide variety of riders, that can take you to work, school, or on a weekend ride. Used to be there were tons of bikes in this "standard" class. Not so many these days. But here's the good news: The Honda CB500F is probably the best do-it-all middle-displacement streetbike around.

2017 Honda CB500X

$6,599

Miles City, Montana

Don't wait for adventure to find you. You know that old saying? Life is what happens as you're making plans? It's the same thing with adventure. Hey, we all have to work. We all have bills to pay. But ever notice how some folks manage to squeeze a whole lotta fun in regardless? Like the folks who ride motorcycles—especially bikes like the Honda CB500X.

2017 Honda CB500X ABS

$6,899

Miles City, Montana

Don't wait for adventure to find you. You know that old saying? Life is what happens as you're making plans? It's the same thing with adventure. Hey, we all have to work. We all have bills to pay. But ever notice how some folks manage to squeeze a whole lotta fun in regardless? Like the folks who ride motorcycles—especially bikes like the Honda CB500X.

2017 Honda CB1100 EX

$12,199

Miles City, Montana

You want proof that a great idea never goes out of style? Then just check out the new 2017 Honda CB1100 EX. Externally, it's pure Honda classic: that red steel tank, the air-cooled transverse-four engine, the brushed aluminum sidecovers, the round headlight, the chromed fenders, the comfortable, upright seating and tubular-steel handlebar. But twist the throttle, and you'll see there's nothing retro about the CB1100 EX's performance. Displacing a full 1140cc, the six-speed overdrive gearbox and electronic fuel injection deliver performance no 1970's classic ever could.

Honda : CB Custom Honda Chopper loaded with chrome, brass, copper

$42,000

Bozeman, Montana

This Chopper has tens of thousands of dollars poured into it. Check out the pictures to see the detail of every item on this bike. No expense was spared. Please email for details. Serious inquiries only. Will deliver in the continental US.

Honda : CB 1973 honda cb 750 custom cafe racer brat

$2,400

Bozeman, Montana

I have a 73 CB750 that has been my ongoing cafe racer project. Titled as a 74, but I decoded the VIN and it's a 73 (reconstructed title, so probably just a goof with the DMV). I rewired and thinned out the electrical for a more minimalist setup, newer style DOHC model regulator/rectifier and no electrical on bars (just starter and key switches under tank and hi/lo switch on back of headlight, no signals or horn). 4 into one custom exhaust, rebuilt and rejetted carbs with pods, new bars, grips, clutch lever and cable, tail light, bar end mirrors, new custom seat (built to remove easily with a single 12mm nut on underside), cleaned out tank, new fuel valve, rebuilt caliper, new front brakes, headlight brackets, fork dust seals, master cyl, brake lines, front wheel bearings. Custom mesh cover over electrical. Front forks have been rebuilt with new oil seals and lowered internally (the correct way). As stated above, it has been down before. The motor has a few cooling fins snapped off. It looked to me like the kick-starter hit them since it was set up wrong (you can partially see them in the right side image of the bike). Mileage unknown, has an aftermarket compact speedo on it. I'd guess mileage is in the 25K area but these things run to 100K with regular maintenance. Carbs could probably be tuned better (as always), but it's running super strong right now and is a blast to ride. I just got it to daily drivable shape. Clear MT title in hand. It's still an ongoing project but it is now in daily drivable shape. Things it needs (in my opinion): Tank paint (I was gonna flat black it) and a small dent repaired if you want. Paint is fine now, but that's just what I was going to do. Wheels need to be polished or blacked out (currently rust on rims and spokes but I was able to polish a section of each wheel easily). Tires (have good tread, but are old and harder) Just started to drip some oil near kickstand. Possibly countershaft seal, but auto chain oiler is more likely. Both are fairly simple fixes. It is not a fast leak, a few drips after each ride. It's such a fun bike and project, but I have a hot rod project now and am trying to clear the garage. Thanks for looking. Although this bike is in good running condition with no issues known other than the ones I have mentioned, it is 42 years old and is modified. Due to the nature of pre-owned vehicles, this vehicle is sold as is without warranty. Inspections are welcome by appointment.

Trim 750 Four

Honda : CB 1973 honda cb 750 cafe racer hot rod custom

$10,000

Bozeman, Montana

This is an over-done Cafe Racer Honda. Every part of it has been modified to be lighter, faster, or handle better. It's not the usual Honda with the seat removed and a humped tail installed. It makes me tired just thinking of all the things that have been done to it...Here's a start:The front end: A CBR 1000 front fork, triple clamp, and brake assy ( with new EBC rotors ) attached to the original CB 750 hub to fit the 2.5"x17" front spoked rim. 120/70ZR 17 Continantal tire. Aftermarket clip-ons and tapered headset bearings.Stock headlight via custom bracket to accommodate the T-Clamps.Aftermarket grips with Bar end turn signals, run with a digital relayChopped gas tank with flush mount gas capCafe TailModification to frame to hold the oil ( the engine is a dry sump ) under the seat ( triangle area with the big hoses coming out of it )Custom ExhaustCustom Swingarm that holds the 5.5"x17 rear spoked rim with a 180/55ZR 17 great Conti tire. Custom sprocket ( 520 ) gold ChainCustom PegsLighter batteryCBR clutch lever for easier pillEngine: a monster: 836 Honda SOHC with a lightened and balanced crank, shot peened rods, ported head, Cam ( somewhat mild for drivability ) bigger valves, all breathing through 31 mm CR Keihin Carbs and exiting through a Barnett clutch. It makes around 90 RWHP on my dyno, ( A stock 750 makes 48-50 RWHP by comparison on my dyno ) Of course the obvious things like cam chain, primary chains, guides, seals, gaskets, etc were replaced as well, for those of you Honda engine guys. Anyway, its fast and light and needs to turn into a house payment.

Trim K

2013 Honda Cb 1100

$6,400

Billings, Montana

2013 Honda Cb 1100, 2013 Honda CB1100 in mint condition. Ready to ride. 2850 miles. Call 406-860-0028 $6,400.00 4068600028