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2010 Honda Other on 2040-motos

US $8,000.00
YearYear:2010 MileageMileage:6
Location:

Vail, Arizona, United States

Vail, Arizona, United States
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Honda Other description

Red and Black motorcycle in like new condition.  I bought this bike brand new and have been the only owner/rider.  The bike has been kept in my garage when not in use and has never been stored outside.   The bike has never been crashed or laid down in any way.  Bike was well taken care of, followed maintenance schedule.  Tires are in good condition.  After market parts include:  MSD pro shift light, MSD adjustable rev/launch control.  Pingel electric shifter, modified cruise control, dark windshield, tank protector.  Other accessories included are clip on tank bag (does not touch tank), Cortech soft saddle bags, 2 bike stand for garage.  (Approximately $1500 in aftermarket parts and accessories).  Asking price is $8,000.00 for everything.  CASH only.  If you are interested in this bike give me a call at 5206097215. (leave a Message) NO test rides.  You ride it you buy it. NO texting. NO scams.  NO wire transfers.

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