1995 Honda Vfr 750f on 2040-motos

$4,750

Year:1995 Mileage:19400

Location:

Austin, Texas

Honda Other tech info

Type:Sport Touring

Honda Other description

1995 Honda Vfr 750F, Very clean for its year, well maintained and garaged-kept. All electrical, gauges, lights, turn signals, and horn work. Smooth transmission, no gear slippage, all 6 gears work with no issues. Lots of extras will go with the sale, lots of aftermarket parts plus coordinating Frank Thomas jacket that is weather proof. If you have quetions, feel free to contact me. My name is Jon: five one two seven 6 nine 9434 or emai me at jontan8404@(yahoo) & jonponcasarn@(gmail). Hope to hear from you and thanks for checking my ad. $4,750.00

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