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Mileage:6
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Engine Size (cc):1,000
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CBR description
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Here's my 2008 Cbr 1000rr that's tastefully modded with new add-ons and most of all low original mileage. Bike has Sato Rear Sets, new fork seals recently done due to bike sitting in storage, frame sliders, new ARROW GP2 EXHAUST, NEW fender eliminator kit, new complete Vortex 520 Kit, BMC air filter, New Z-bomb retarder module, PowerCommander 3, New levers & EndBars, Galfer stainless steel braided front & rear brake lines, NEW Yoshi Timing Cap, NewYoshi Exhaust Heat Shield, Smoke Shield, Rizoma front brake reservoir and 90% Conti Attack Tires.
Reason for selling is I upgraded from 2012 Bmw S1k to 2015 BMW S1krr and seem to never ride my honda anymore. I have clean title in hand ready to see her go before I change my mind. Price is firm so please serious bidders. Bike is in excellent condition with clean bill of health and all recalls performed buy Honda. New Arrow exhaust Is Very Loud!!!!!! |
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