1986 Honda Vfr 700 on 2040-motos

$1,700

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So i've had this bike for a while now whilst a custom CB750 was being built. Now i have my new bike i have no use for this old girl. She looks pretty good and runs very smooth. The exhaust pipe (yoshimura) is a bit banged up so i've reduced the price. She has 25,xxx miles and the previous owner powder coated the wheels and brake calipers. I cleaned and rebuilt the carbs, removed the exhaust wrap and installed new fuel rails and o-rings on the carbs. New spark wires etc. She's not perfect but for this price she's still a steal.Give me a call if you want to set up an appointment. Cash only. No rides without cash in hand. Must have M1 license. 213XXXXXXNils

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