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I am selling my 2008 Honda CBR600RR. I hate to part with
it, but I don't ride it enough anymore to justify holding onto it. Its a very clean bike and has low miles for
its age. I've been the only owner of the bike. I upgraded a few things
on it since I've owned it. Including Two Brothers exhaust, flush
mounted LED signals, mirrors with LED turn signals, and a tail
eliminator with LED brake light and signals. I also changed the front
sprocket, 1 tooth down, to get a bit more acceleration, put on a pair of
sliders and a different windshield.
I've never been a stunt type person with it, so I've never done wheelies or burnouts or anything like that with it. Unfortunately, I've never had a decent place to store it inside over the riding season, so the wind has knocked it over a few different times. The slider always caught it first, but it still did get some minor scuffs on a couple different pieces of the plastic. Other than that, there has been no major damage to the bike. It's always been stored inside over the winter months. I changed the oil+filter, and also put new tires on it last summer, they have about 1,000 miles on them. I also put a new battery in it this spring. Thanks for looking! |
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