FOR SALE: 1975 Honda CB400Four race bike

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Rode it today, started right up on the 2nd/3rd crank and took it for a 10 mile race loop. Runs like a champ and still fun, hopefully it can find a good home.

 

1975 Honda CB400Four race bike

Asking $12,000.00 OBO 

many extra parts.

Built up over a several year period, starting in 2004.  Everything you can think of gone thru and refurbished or completely rebuilt.

All machine work done by Baisley Hi-Performance (Portland Oregon) with receipts and a large stack of information on mods, research and other modifications that you could do.

Starts right up every time and runs like a loud raging machine, wanting to be opened up to turn that growl into a roar.


-CR carbs

-flowed and ported head

-slotted can chain guide

-bored for oversized pistons

-rearset foot controls

-clip on bars

-very FAST and sounds GREAT!!!


Located in Wheeler Oregon, 97147…

If interested, 

Call/text or email

 

Jack Bylsma

503-970-7383

Jwbylsma@gmail.com



 


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