2004 Honda Interceptor (vfr800fi) Sportbike on 2040-motos

US $0.00

Year:2004 Mileage:23 Color: Red

Location:

Denver, Colorado, US

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Honda Interceptor photos

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Honda Interceptor tech info

Type:Sportbike Stock Number:HMXX42 Phone:8558513723

Honda Interceptor description

2004 Honda Interceptor (VFR800FI), 2004 Honda VFR 800A - Only 23 miles - Easy Financing - HMXX42 - 2004 Honda VFR 800A Sport bike for sale This 04 VFR motorcycle is a clean and fast 2004 model bike. Call Sun Enterprises at (303) 287-7566 We offer motorcycle & ATV financing and insurance. Visit our new and used motorcycle / scooter / ATV / Side x Side showroom at 8877 N. Washington, Denver CO 80229

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