2013 Honda Cbr250r on 2040-motos
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2013 Honda CBR250R, NEW 2013 CBR 250 - GET THIS NEW 2013 HONDA CBR 250R NOW ON SALE AT STAR WEST FOR $ 3,879.00!! MSRP WAS $ 4,199.00!! This is the bike with exhillerating performance, street smart styling and rated at 77MPG!!!!!! Get out on the road and enjoy yourself!! Loads of fun without the expenses!!! A powerful and reliable Honda fuel injected, liquid cooled, double overhead cam engine, 6 speed transmission provides power and efficiency. Street bike style and balance. This is a nice one!! great finance rates OAC. Price does not reflect apllicable freight, prep, and tax fees. See it at Star West in Delano.
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