legal question, about selling a motorcycle Options

[Terzin1]

Hello erbody! Ill get to it. So I sold an old '81 honda cb750c two and a half weeks ago to a guy for $900. on the craigslist post I put down that the bike had battery discharging issues and needed to be charged every so often, about once a month. The guy came, inspected it, rode it around, said that it ran good, asked me a few questions, and then handed me the cash and loaded the bike on his trailer and away he went. he seemed pleased. that was two + weeks ago. He called me yesterday and said that he feels like he got the 'short end of the stick' with the deal. He said he had to jump the bike once already.

Now, I'm not in the business of ripping people off, I disclosed everything I knew about the bike. I didnt offer a guarantee or anything and he knew about the charging issue. I certainly was not forcing him to buy the bike if he didn't want to. i dont know what he wants me to do, but I was wondering if I'm in the wrong here and if he could try and take legal action. I would hope not, but I want to be prepared. If anyone is interested, here is the craigslist post:

Up for sale is a 1981 Honda CB750 custom. 4 cylinders, 4 stroke 750cc, DOHC. 24,000+ miles. Clean title in hand.

This bike still runs great, even at 28 years old. there are some scrapes and minor rust here and there but nothing that affects the performance of the bike. The engine and transmission are solid. The only issue is that sometimes the battery discharges and needs to be charged once a month. I’ve replaced the stator and battery very recently so its gotta be a faulty wire somewhere and should be an easy fix. The engine starts right up cold, and stays running. I’ve ridden it from Bloomington to Indianapolis going from low city speeds to high rpm highway miles, and still she doesn’t miss a beat. No kidding, really a fun first bike and gas saver! $950.