1986 Honda Magna V4 700cc, new battery, tires, clutch and oil changed.36000 miles, starts right up, selling it to continue my path to the Honda Golwing.
1988 Honda Super Magna in very good condition. Unmolested all stock with original Hondaline accessories. Adult owned and garaged. 14488 miles. Honda only made this version for 2 years 1987 and 1988. 750cc V4 engine. Runs perfect and looks great. Only reason selling is that I have 5 motorcycles and decided to sell a few. Not many of these around in this condition and only about 3,000 were made in 1988.
Very nice and clean bike. LOW MILEAGE, ONLY 15040 MILES. A lot of upgrades. Saddle bags, backrest with luggage rack, windshield. New tires, new breaks, fresh paint job. GARAGE KEPT. Buyer is responsible for pick up. Ready to RIDE. I don't get to ride as much as I'd like to. CASH ONLY.
1999 HONDA MAGNA , Serviced and Ready to Ride!!! Beach Blvd Motorsports sells NEW Yamaha, Suzuki, and KTM motorcycles and ATV's. We also sell Preowned Honda, Kawasaki, Harley Davidson, Ducati, Victory, Triumph and more. We FINANCE Too. Trades welcome. Call us at 904-641-0066
Vintage Motorcycle 1983 Honda Magna V45 750cc only 42k+ Miles, 3 owners all in the same family. Comes with manual and leather packs. Always stored inside garage. Regularly rode it until two years ago. Had it running several times since, and then a few weeks ago but battery is dead now and it needs some carburetor work. Newer hand grips, newer rear turn lights, head lamp and assembly replaced a few years ago. Seat was refurbished several years ago, very cushy comfy, and luggage rack on back. Clutch rebuilt a few years ago. Gas tank has had small dent nearly its entire life, and needs new reserve switch. Tires have about 2k miles on them. Great Honda engine, great ride, great starter bike.
Extremely fast 'Power Cruiser.' Honda did it right by entering the category previously occupied by the Kawasaki Eliminators and the Yamaha V-Max. They did this by lifting the engine from the VFR750 and slotting it in a cruiser chassis. The engine is beautiful. A lot of chrome, extra fins, and a 4 into 4 exhaust. The seat is very low, at 28 inches for excellent handling. The passenger seat can be detached. There are 41mm forks, dual shocks, and a single disc on the front. A drum brake is used on the rear. This rocket has a 5 speed transmission, smaller carbs, and chain driven cams. This provides a stronger mid-range pull, and a very broad band of power. The leather is a 10/10 and paint a 9/10. The bike has been garaged, never dropped, and well kept. I'm selling it with new tires, windshield fairing, foot plates, highway pegs, and saddle bags. I purchased a large touring bike 2 years ago. I don't use the bike as often as I thought I would. It needs someone to let her fly more often than just weekly. No mechanical flaws, ready to ride without addtl. costs, 18,345 mi. I've provided some of the specs below for reference:
Classic 1994 Honda Magna 750cc. Awesome power with only 11,000 miles. These bikes have become collectible because of the laid-back cruiser style but having the power of the V4 engine derived from the Honda Interceptor. Not perfect because of it's age, but no dents or wrecks and truly a stunning machine. Trouble with my balance keeps me from riding so it needs a new home. Affordable, unique and desireable. Have title in hand. Call or text Kim at 8l2-449-4oo3. $2,250
Garage kept in pristine condition. Brand new tires and gel battery. Recent full maintenance. Runs great with no problems whatsoever. No low ballers. Moving onto a heavy touring for very long distance riding.
The story of Honda's 750 Magna. Each of the liquid-cooled, 748cc V-4 engine's cylinders breathes through its own 34mm carb and four valves operated by overhead cams. It revs to 9700 rpm, which is screaming for a cruiser-style motorcycle, though unspectacular by sportbike standards. (Some current sportbikes turn as much as 15,000 rpm.) Combine that sort of engine intensity with the Magna's modest 538-pound wet weight, and you get a 750 that's capable of outrunning not only big twins but even Honda's big six, the Valkyrie. The Magna's low-12-second quarter-mile times confirm this is a genuine musclebike.
Magna V45 750cc, Antique, 42k+ miles, 3 owners all in the same family. Comes with manual and leather packs. Always stored inside garage. Regularly rode it until two years ago. Had it running several times since, and then a few weeks ago but battery is dead now and it needs some carburetor work. Newer hand grips, newer rear turn lights, head lamp and assembly replaced a few years ago. Seat was refurbished several years ago, very cushy comfy, and luggage rack on back. Clutch rebuilt a few years ago. Gas tank has had small dent nearly its entire life, and needs new reserve switch. Tires have about 2k miles on them. Great bike, great ride, great starter bike.
This bike runs and drives great. Paint and chrome are in really good condition, still shines. 17500 original miles. Tires have 75-80% life left. It is ready to ride and doesn't need anything.
Not going to lie to you, this is not a flashy bike. It is however an eye catcher, I am always getting head turns, and compliments while riding this bike. I have kept this bike garage kept for the past 4 years. Took some elbow grease to clean up the oxidation on her, but she cleaned up nicely. Still has the original paint job for the deluxe. Should be able to put a classic plate on her in another four years. She does have some miles, but they are well worth it. This bike has rode the Devils Tail in North Carolina and back. She is a great bike. Not going to start lying so here is the basics:- She does need a new front brake pad. Just normal wear from what I know. - Oil change was just done about four months ago. My wife and I have used her for daily rider, and nice little road trips with the kids. - Tires barely have 500 miles on them. - She will come with a helmet or two if needed.- I also have new turn signals, and switches to go with it. Don't have the time to put on myself.- Engine guards, chrome. She was my first bike at 750cc, and has been my wife's bike for the past 3 years. Extremely easy to learn on this bike. Navy has me going Japan, so I hate to part from it, but it must go. I would like $1800 for it, but if the right offer is given then we will see. I am willing to negotiate.
