2005 Honda Vfr 800 A3 Interceptor (abs) on 2040-motos

$6,500

Year:2005 Mileage:19000

Location:

Universal City, Texas

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Type:Sport Touring

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2005 Honda Vfr 800 A3 INTERCEPTOR (ABS), 2005 honda vfr Time to sell the VFR. The bike has just under 19k on it (18,867, and probably won't change too much). This bike has always performed flawlessly and has never had any problems. The bike has newer Michelin Pilot Road 3s on it (they have about 6k miles, but don't show it). Bike has been dropped on the right side. Has some scratches, but in good condition and barely noticeable. It has the following add-ons on it: OEM Saddlebags (from an 06, so they are black and not red) Helibars (1in up and 1 in back for more comfortable ride) ThrottleMeister Throttle Lock (these are the heavy version) Voltmeter installed on dash BLS Lowering Pegs Had wiring harness recall performed 3k miles ago. Also installed the VFR-ness just after the recall was performed. New Chain 6k miles ago Clean title in hand $6500 OBO Would also consider trade for BMW Dakar with hard cases. $6,500.00

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