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2001 Honda Cbr929 Rr Sport Bike on 2040-motos

$2,260
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:200
Location:

Harrodsburg, Kentucky

Harrodsburg, KY
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2001 CBR929RR. The bike is in fantastic condition and has 150 HORSEPOWER and weighs only 80 pound. With fuel injection, this bike starts easy and runs smooth all day. The bike is incredibly fast and handles like a race bike. If youre not familiar with this bike, Google ityoull be impressed! Engine runs very strong, brakes are great and transmission/clutch is smooth. Tires are in terrific condition. Battery is strong. I have the owners manual and title in hand. Bike has one , 200 mikes. Has an Erion Racing exhaustgreat sound and a favorite of CBR owners! Bike does have a salvage titlelight damage then was professional repainted. Its beautiful blue. You cannot find any evidence of prior damage. I put about 200 mis on the bike and there are no issues with this bike. Would make a great track-day bike or ride it across the country!

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