yeah, yeah, one bike at a time, I know. I still need to get that cross country shovel done. and with the amount of parts/work left its going to cost me the same amount as buying a CB200, buying raw materials and fabbing the parts. BUT, I can't help but dream about having one of these again, but as a great little city commuter bike.
I've already found a potential donor for around $800 that is located in north Jersey...
Here's a few photos of my 75 that I sold a few years ago:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgwzrBimVEBby7x3qJvlLDkDS4atW99s6cNHWLLFP4gtdQdcCqaiMLk9skf0wzER76-dvUynImmBmAaRds2T7IO636urDeAvMFxYoHoIRByv3LojoURV3Klqo7QATZ9DL3YCXaav79esko/s400/myoldeCB200LeftSide.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg5OYtV8-xAlrHBCJ3GHqwqo_v3w0AWpqeLluP4gz240xnF5FNcbLLeZHgiQhCENSlw_azxMgk3YgGX-a1ZzWDwtglJ3n5j5Gb0adLCxww56_j2WX-DZFv6IXTEP_LJaVMdV9ZOoOG6GqU/s400/myoldeCB200RightSide.jpg)
and here's a few for inspirational value:
lean, mean, light and breakneck moped speeds....that's what I'm talking about. and OK, maybe that Green one is a 350 with a 200 tank, but that 2nd one....the grey one, is 100% pure 200cc amazing.
I don't know what it is, but something about those center stands are just amazing. I need to search for one for the sporty.
1 comment:
...sort of like my cb175. pure moped speed.
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