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2003 Honda Rc51 on 2040-motos

$5,495
YearYear:2003 MileageMileage:16000 ColorColor: white/blue
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Honda RC51 tech info

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Honda RC51 description

2003 Honda RC51, RC51 - Minolta Konica race replica RC51 Honda's ultimate sportbike, and the current AMA Superbike champion. Designed to dominate the fastest racetracks in the world, and available in a form to dominate your favorite roads at home. Featuring a high performance V-twin engine, high-tech chassis and more performance than you ever expected. Custom Konica Minolta race replica.

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