1960's Vintage Honda CB77 305 Superhawk *AMAZING CONDITION! RARE BARN FIND!**

1965 HONDA CB-77 305cc “SUPERHAWK”

*JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS and CYBER MONDAY!*

Up for bidding is my Fully Restored Honda Superhawk. The bike has been lovingly restored and maintained since I bought it as a “barn-find” in 1997. I have several Vintage Honda bikes in my collection, nd I am looking to sell this one to a good home. Always garage kept, low mileage and all original Honda parts. *AMAZING CONDITION- RARE FIND*

Needs Nothing! Recently tuned and overhauled carbs by Honda Certified Dealer/Mechanic. This bike runs and shifts perfectly. Ready to ride and impress your friends on the weekends, or use it as a stylish commuter bike on the big city streets. Or keep it perfect and compete in bike shows-Guaranteed to be noticed at any Vintage Japanese Motorcycle rally.

As with all vintage bikes, his motorcycle being offered in “as is” condition with no warrantees guaranteed or implied- but will not disappoint! Currently garaged in San Diego, a. Either local pickup or you can pay one of several reputable motorcycle shipping services based in San Diego to ship world-wide to your door. Bike will ship without battery installed and Gas-Free tank.

I am also offering this bike up for sale locally, o act fast. NO reserve, ut the “Buy it Now” price is a fair deal for a bike in this condition- and is the only way to ensure this most excellentVintage Classic will be in Your garage this holiday. Don't get outbid at the last minute, nd let Santa take it to someone else’s workshop!Happy Bidding...

Feel Free to email me via eBay with any questions regarding this item.

Buyer responsible for shipping costs; however I can arrange local transport to shipping agent in San Diego if required.

On Dec-01-15 at 17:28:21 PST, eller added the following information:

**UPDATE** "Buy-it-Now" option is gone due to bidding activity...In fairness to all bidders I promise I will leave this auction active, ather than take it down and re-create it with a pesky "reserve price".
We all hate reserve prices because they waste our time. I have faith that this bike will show it's true value in a straight bidding war.
Note: A bike in this condition would go for $5,000-$6000 at a VMCJ bike show. The parts alone are worth $3,500-4,000. I was prepared to let it go for $4,500 with a Buy-it-Now, ut now it's up to the auction bidders. May the most eager Vintage enthusiast win. Good Luck, nd Happy Bidding! -Superhawk97