Did you know that in 1972 and 1973, Honda embraced the tie dye movement with an optional set of paintwork called the Flying Dragon. It was available for the CL350 and CL450 – here’s one of the former.
Apparently 4 colorways of the Flying Dragon were available, though none sold well. Of course that means that the bodywork is now expensive and rare! For more on the Flying Dragon and its odd “tie-dye” scheme, check out this article from Motorcycle Classics – it features Bike-urious reader Bob K!
This specific Honda CL350 Flying Dragon (VIN: CL350-4041122) has 15,186 miles and it’s claimed to be a barn find that’s covered in dust. The motor turns but the seller says it’s lacking compression when you kick it over. The inside of the tank is clean and the sale includes another motor. It’s offered with no reserve, so this rare bike is about to find a new owner! Find this Flying Dragon for sale in Benton, Arkansas with bidding up to $870