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For Honda, many familiar motorcycle friends will know about Honda's CBX inline six-cylinder model, and this is a 1981 Honda CBX Super Sport .
This car was acquired by a buyer in 1984. The main body of the car is painted in silver and embellished with some black and red stripes. At the same time, some equipment including a sports travel Fairing, a two-seater, chrome-plated bumper, passenger handle integrated in the body, and center and side brackets.
power, the car uses a 1,047cc displacement DOHC in-line oil-cooled six-cylinder engine with a maximum horsepower of 98 horsepower, and is also equipped with a five-speed manual transmission, which is powered by a chain drive Pass to the rear wheels.
Additional equipment for this car includes adjustable air suspension, Hondaline Kenwood radio, Comstar wheels, three-disc brakes, dual three-in-one polished exhaust, oil cooler and removable hard shell . The suspension includes a conventional front fork with air-adjustable front and a Pro-Link aluminum rear swingarm with an air-adjustable single shock absorber with three rebound settings.
For the maintenance of this car, the owner also kept the original condition as much as possible, but as the years settled, it is not surprising that the machine ages. There are some flaws in the paint and decals. If you want to ride normally, you need to update the car.It is also an option if you want to travel long distances in this car.
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