2011 Honda Cbr600rr on 2040-motos
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2011 Honda CBR600RR, Excellent condition - This is a great looking 2011 Honda CBR 600rr. This bike is in excellent condition with under 7k miles .This bike has just been serviced by our dealership and is backed by our 30 day in warranty as well as being eligible for extended coverage . Come check this bike out today before someone else takes advantage of this great deal. Se habla espanol, financing available . Credit problems ....ask about our new lease programs . Riva welcomes trades and also buys select pre owned power sports vehicles . Tell us what you have and we'll make you an offer . Contact our sales staff for more details 954-785-4820.
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