1985 Honda Interceptor Vfr500 Sportbike on 2040-motos
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1985 Honda Interceptor VFR500, For sale beautiful 1985 VF500 Honda interceptor. Ride the classic that started to sport bike revolution. Nice paint, new seat, steel braided brake lines, rebuilt fork seals, new chain. newer tires 29,500 miles. Has a center stand and side stand. A cult classic bike that gets attention wherever it goes. Kelly 503-348-2027 $2,500.00 5033482027
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