2003 Honda Interceptor Vfr800 Sport Touring on 2040-motos
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Mileage:17
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Washington DC, District of Columbia, US
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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:4402797772
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2003 Honda Interceptor VFR800, Selling everything: For sale is my 2003 Honda VFR. Bike has 17, 691 miles on it and been adult owned not modified in any way never been stunted, on a track or raced and performs flawlessly. Its fantastic but Im no longer riding it. It comes with: Heli Risers + Throttle Lock Zero Gravity Touring Windshield Corbin touring seat plus the original Large tank bag, OEM Saddlebags, New Batter + Battery tender, Newer tires, Motorcycle cover, Ill also include a Scorpion Motorcycle Jacket. Im located in Washington, DC. Buyer is responsible for pick up. Asking $3500. $3,500.00 4402797772
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