1999 Honda Interceptor on 2040-motos

US $3,600.00

Year:1999 Mileage:22 Color: Red

Location:

San Francisco, California, United States

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Honda Interceptor tech info

Engine Size (cc):800 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda Interceptor description

Honda VFR800FI always garage kept, never parked on the street. Always on it's pitbull stand whenever in the garage. This bike has 22,850 miles. and has been driven only for leisure and never as a commuter bike. Bike starts first time, every time.

This is an exceptional bike to own and ride. It's v4 engine provides gobs of torque throughout the power range. This is the last model for the VFR800 to use the RC46 motor with gear driven cams, a definite plus.

The fuel injection keeps the motor running great in the mountains if you drive to Tahoe. It's sport touring setup is easier on your back over long distances than a pure sport bike. The Givi cases provide tons of storage for weekend trips as well as comfortable seating for a passenger. Your passenger will have both a padded backrest and handles to hold on to. The Givi cases have knicks and scratches in the paint which is shown in the pictures.

Upgrades include:

Erion exhaust
Corbin seat very comfortable for both passengers
SuperSprox Sprocket
Power Commander
Bar end weights
Cruise control
Givi Side and Top cases
Pitbull stand
Center stand

California (clean) blue title in hand. Bike is registered in California, last updated in April 2016.

Payment Instructions:

PayPal deposit of $500 is due immediately after auction close.
Remaining balance to be paid in cash or wire transfer only.
Pickup from location and remaining balance payment must occur within two days of auction close.
Local pickup preferred. Otherwise buyer is responsible to arrange and pay for shipping to occur within two days of auction close.
No exception will be made unless buyer and seller have both agreed before auction close.

Relisted because bidder did not follow payment /shipping instructions.

Please ask questions if you have them. This bike is amazing to ride.

Honda Interceptor for Sale

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