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There are holes for the factory emblems if you want to put them on the side panels, but none are included. They are more attractive, smaller/less bulky taillight found on early CB750's and CB550's.The bike has a dent on the back of the front fender. Ride it on the weekends or back and forth to work every day!!!!This classic Honda is ready to enjoy!!! Lined gas tank, new petcock, rebuilt carbs, new air filter in the factory air box, new ignition points, rebuilt front brakes, tires are near new and in excellent condition, super nice seat, new low bars, new cables, new grips, brand new paint job (very pretty!!!), 4 into 1 custom exhaust with brand new muffler.It has an early style taillight installed. Check out how quickly it starts!! ġ978 CB550 has been fixed up and is ready for the road!!!!These pictures don't do this bike justice!!!! The color of this bike is BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Deep metallic blue glimmers in the sun!!!!Impress your friends and enjoy this vintage bike. Battery charges, brakes work great, carbs have been completely rebuilt and balanced. A real head turner! Starts and runs fantastic. I get attention everywhere I go with this bike. I've never seen a 550K in this good of condition before. If you can find the other 2, this bike would be nearly a museum piece. I was able to track down 2 or the original 4 exhaust pipes from a local dealer that had some "take offs" from 1978. The original owner changed to this exhaust in the late 70's. The only thing that isn't completely original is the exhaust.

This bike even has the factory yellow paint on the bolts from when it was built! I am including everything in the pictures. ORIGINAL SEAT COVER! Those are worth $500 by themselves. The original owner rode the bike about 300 miles a year, then cleaned it, waxed it, and put it back away at the end of each season. I bought this bike a couple years ago from a 70+ year old man who bought it brand new in late 1978/early 1979.

Parts to turn the bike back to factory are included. If your physical address does not reside in these boundaries, you need to obtain a waiver OR register with your home program.Second owner.

PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT SEPYLA WILL ONLY GRANT WAIVERS FOR EXTREME HARDSHIP CASES - NOT JUST BECAUSE YOU WANT TO CHANGE PROGRAMS.Īs a reminder our territory includes all feeder schools to CB East, CB West and Palisades.

There is a $25 fee for the waiver process, payable to SEPYLA.

An e-mail needs to be sent to Steve Lehman, chairman of the SEPYLA competition committee, explaining the hardship and reason for the request to play for the CBAA.

However, the following steps outline the process: The formal waiver process is defined on the SEPYLA website. Players within the boundaries of an ACTIVE programĪny player who resides within another team boundary, and wishes to play for the CBAA, must go through the SEPYLA waiver process BEFORE registering with CBAA.

Identify if the player is a first year player - if they are an experienced player, provide the name of the program they participated in the prior spring.

Include a statement confirming that they wish to play for CBAA Lacrosse because their home school district does not have a youth program.

Send an e-mail to a copy to The Email must contain: Player's Name, Date of Birth, Grade, and Home Address.

The current steps when registering for CBAA are as follows: The current SEPYLA requirement for players who do not have a home program is for those players to notify SEPYLA of their desired Spring Season program.