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2004 Honda Cbr600rr on 2040-motos

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Hi I am selling my 2004 Honda CBR 600RR.04 Honda CBR 600 RRClean TittleJust paid for Reg. Tags good til 2014It has 15,XXX milesJust did Oil ChangeFuilds and Maintance been up to-dateNew battery InstalledSome Mods here and thereCustom Fairings (black fairings with yellow honda racing decals.)I'm NOT in a hurry to sell and it is always been garage kept.Cash in my hands for test rides only, no cash no test rides. Must have valid m1, insurance and cash in hand to test ride.You drop it, you buy it. Don't waste my time or yours.I want $4800 for it. No Trades, No Low-balling, Cash and Local Pick-up only.Please Leave your Name and Number or No Replies.Sold AS IS, thanks.Keywords: 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 Suzuki gsxr k5 k6 k7 k8 k9 k10 Honda cbr cbr600rr cbr1000rr Repsol hrc Kawasaki zx10 zx10r zx6 zx6r Yamaha r6 r1 yzf yzf1r gsx-r

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