Honda Vfr800 Vfr 800 Interceptor Abs 2003 13000 Miles Senior Owned Excellent! on 2040-motos

US $2,649.00

Year:2003 Mileage:13476 Color: Silver

Location:

Bella Vista, Arkansas, US

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Honda Interceptor tech info

Type:Sport Touring Engine Size (cc):800 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:JH2RC46403M500101

Honda Interceptor description

2003 Honda VFR-800 Interceptor w/ABS (anti-lock brake system). Senior owned in excellent condition. Never wrecked or down. It starts, idles, shifts and runs as new. Recent Metzeler M3 front and rear tires (less than 1000 miles). Just completely serviced and all recalls have been performed. New battery installed at 13,000 miles (3 months ago). I had the local Honda dealer install a K & N air filter and it is freshly serviced. I run Lucas Semi-Synthetic 10W40 oil in it. There are custom made exhaust muffler tips on the bike that can be easily removed if you wanted (or shortened/made same length/whatever). The stock exhaust has not been compromised or altered to accommodate the tips. It just looked to me like Honda forgot to put tips on the stock mufflers, so I made my own. I sure like the air temperature gauge on the instruments (you can select either air temp or actual engine temp). In one of the pictures of the instruments, don't be confused on mileage. The odometer was set in kilometers - the correct mileage is stated at 13476. Reserve is very reasonable. I am only selling the bike because of financial reasons; otherwise I would never want to part with it. Clear title in my name. Thanks for looking!

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