Estimated Price: £2,000 - £4,000
- The 1973 Honda CB500 Four is widely celebrated as one of the finest classic Japanese motorcycles ever built, often referred to by enthusiasts as the "thinking man’s motorcycle"
- Introduced in 1971, it was essentially a smaller, lighter companion to the famous CB750 Four, using a 50bhp, 498cc air-cooled inline-four and was marketed as a smoother, more manageable four-cylinder motorcycle rather than an outright superbike
- This example, first registered on 17/08/1973, remains in wonderfully original all-round condition even down to the rare four-into-four exhaust system, often missing from examples of this era
- Very well presented in Candy Gold, it's described by our vendor as 'running and riding well'
- Supplied with a current V5/C, a number of old MOTs, the original owner's handbook and two sets of original Honda keys
- A great opportunity to purchase a smart example of Honda's mid-weight sporting bike that is ready to enjoy
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