2006 Honda Cbr600rr on 2040-motos

$2,500

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For sale is my 2006 Honda CBR600rr. I am the 2nd owner of this but I have had this bike since 2007. It has a ton of extras and is pretty much flawless and has been babied by me. I have always had it serviced at the Honda dealer. It has very low mileage as I have not rode it a lot. The extras include : full wrap, steering stabilizer by Hyperpro, custom seats, after market 2 Brothers exhaust, White gauges that light up Blue, LED front blinkers, LED rear blinker, Upgraded sprocket amp; Chain, aftermarket license plate kit and full LED neon kit with seven colors, 7 functions and five speeds, which gives you something like 160 options. The LED kit comes with 2 remotes. Please let me know if you have any questions

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