1972 Honda CB100

This 1972 Honda CB100 reportedly remained with its first owner in Iowa for 33 years before ownership passed to the current owner in 2005, and the bike was subsequently relocated to California. Finished in white with blue and black graphics paired with chrome fenders, power comes from a 99cc four-stroke single. Shifting is through a five-speed transmission, and additional details include a black two-up seat, a chrome exhaust system, a kick starter, a Keihin carburetor, a chrome cargo rack, street lighting, twin mirrors, 17″ and 18″ wire-spoke wheels, and center and side stands. This CB100 is now offered at no reserve with a tool kit and a California title in the seller’s name. The fuel tank is finished in white with black and blue graphics, and the side panels are replacement items installed under current ownership. The steel frame, finished in black, uses the engine as a stressed member. Additional details include a two-up seat with a grab strap and a chrome accent strip, a chrome cargo rack, a horn, street lighting, folding passenger foot pegs, chrome fenders, and both center and side stands. Imperfections are shown in the gallery.

Description as published on the original listing. Sesame Cars does not verify seller claims.