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Engine Size (cc):650
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Here is a chance to own a freshly built, one off creation built upon the foundation of a Honda.
This motorcycle was built for a good friend of mine, and the quality of parts and the design is top notch. We didn't want to stick to just cafe or scrambler but we're after the best of both worlds. An upright riding position with enough attitude to really let the hooligan out! The bike features a 17" Excel wheel set with Michelin Pilots on the ground. Custom frame, tail section and bodywork. Hand stitched Italian leather seat that will patina overtime and add to the uniqueness of the bike. Renthal superbike bars with Scott grips up front, diamond headlight with turn signals, Showa inverted front end, burly progressive rear shocks, LED rear taillight and turn signals/running lights. There is also an optional gps speedometer included with the bike. It attaches via a top interchangeable bar clamp. Custom touches everywhere, the orange metallic paint changes with the light , nearly every hard part on the bike is powdercoated. A lot of money was spent on this machine, the only reason for selling is a sudden change in work which involves relocating and working from a mobile office while on this new adventure. Please feel free to ask any questions, Thanks for looking |
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