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2012 Honda CBR (2012)
2012 CBR1000RR HRC 20th Ann. Ed. Limited Production Original adult owner.2016-12-12 04:41:00Franklin, Michigan, United States811,700.00 -
2012 Honda CBR (2012)
2012 CBR 1000RR SPECIAL EDITION HRC 20th ANNIVERSARY (RARE) with $7,808.96 in extras (not including tax or labor), 8,372 original miles. Original adult owner. In pristine condition and extremely well maintained. All top of the line modifications installed by a certified Honda mechanic include: Z-Fi, Electronic Traction Control, Quick Shift, Fuel: $860.00 Z-Bomb Mini Enhancer: $64.99 Z-AFM Self Fuel Mapping Module $299.99 Arata USA Full Titanium Exhaust (RARE) $2,699.00 BMC Race Filter $110.00 Sato Street Hooks (allows addition/removal passenger pegs) $85.00 MRA Windscreen $137.00 Volt HID kit (German Made) $199.00 Rear Spools $65.00 Honda Racing Pearl White Hard Cover Cowl $180.00 Brand New ZERO MILES Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP V2 Tires $750.00 CustomLed Intergrated Tail Light $154.99 CustomLed Flasher Relay $24.99 SS Fender eliminator w/Led Plate Light $105.00 Battery Tender $37.00 Carbon Fiber Undertail $350.00 Anodized Blue Valve Stems $15.00 CRG RC2 Standard Size Adjustable Levers $225.00 Progrip 717 GP grips Black/Red Accents $19.00 Honda Racing Fitted Bike Cover $199.00 TechSpec Tank Pads $120.00 Sato Black Anodized Bar Ends $90.00 Stainless Steel "Speed Bleeders" to eliminate air in brake system during changes $60.00 Gold Plug Magnetic Drain Bolt Stainless Steel (takes any metal particles out of oil) $20.00 Driven Block Off Plates (removes smog restrictions and enables the bike to breathe properly) $40.00 Powder coated sub-frame, rearsets, passenger pegs in matte black $300.00 Lower fairing matte black $200.00 Honda Energy E-Cushion seat $380.00 Carbon Fiber Leo Vince Exhaust Heat Shield Cover $200.00 (extremely hard to find) TOTAL COST IN EXTRAS " NOT INCLUDING" TAX AND INSTALLATION: $7,808.96 Every modification was done in order to enhance the overall performance, safety, and appearance.2016-08-03 04:46:34Franklin, Michigan, United States811,900.00 -
2008 honda cbr 600rr (0)
Silver 2008 Honda CBR 600rrOne owner never raced or laid down, all scheduled maintenance done by Sportland 2Miles- 5,130Yoshimura RS-5 carbon fiber exhaustK&N air filterHigh and Low beam HID installed 8000kFender eliminator kit installedRear integrated LED tail light and signals, flush smoked LED frontPower commander 5 with Auto-tune with cd and USB cord includedCustom windshield with graphic.Have jacket and helmet if interested.$6,200 or best offer2014-01-30 03:57:48Franklin, WI56,200.00 -
2009 Honda CBR 600RR (2009)
2009 Honda CBR 600RR, Super clean with extremely low miles!2009 Honda CBR 600RRThe CBR 600RR strikes a perfect balance between performance and handling in a middleweight package.2013-10-20 02:43:35Franklin, TN, US38,999.00 -
2013 HONDA CBR250R REPSOL (2013)
Up for sale is a 2013 Honda CBR250R Repsol in like new condition. This bike is still under factory warranty until January 2014. We have recently serviced this bike and the only thing that has changed from stock is the OEM exhaust has been modified to increase sound. You should be able to see modification in the pictures. This is a great starter bike or even commuter. Don't miss out on a chance to save over purchasing new!! Specs: Model: CBR250R Engine Type: 249.6cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke Bore and Stroke: 76.0mm x 55.0mm Compression ratio: 10.7:1 Valve Train: DOHC; four valves per cylinder Induction: PGM-FI, 38mm throttle body Ignition: Computer-controlled digital transistorized with electronic advance Transmission: Six-speed Final Drive: O-ring-sealed chain Suspension Front: 37mm fork; 4.65 inches travel Rear: Pro-Link single shock with five-position spring preload adjustability; 4.07 inches travel Brakes Front: Twin-piston caliper with single 296mm disc Rear: Single-caliper 220mm disc Optional ABS Tires Front: 110/70-17 radial Rear: 140/70-17 radial Wheelbase: 53.9 inches Rake (Caster Angle): 25.0° Trail: 98.6mm (3.9 inches) Seat Height: 30.5 inches Fuel Capacity: 3.4 gallons Fuel Economy Estimate**: 77 mpg Colors: Repsol Edition, Pearl White/Blue/Red, Red, Black (Repsol Edition available on standard model only) Curb Weight*: 357 pounds WE OFFER FINANCING Please contact us for with any questions or pre-approval for financing. COOL SPRINGS POWERSPORTS 1124 W MCEWEN DR FRANKLIN, TN 37067 615-778-1988 www.coolspringspowersports.com The winning bidder will be responsible for $149 Doc Fee on top of winning bid.2013-09-24 02:56:04Franklin, Tennessee, US1,8204,399.00
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