2007 Honda Interceptor Abs (vfr800fi Abs) on 2040-motos

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AWESOME DEAL. UNBEATABLE BIKE. The madness continues: after selling all of our base model 2007 Interceptors, we're marking down our remaining 2007 Interceptor ANTILOCKING BRAKES models. How does $6,983 for a bike that retailed at over $11,000 twenty-4 mnths ago sound? In addition to all the usu

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