2004 Honda Rc51 on 2040-motos

US $5,200.00

Year:2004 Mileage:6762 Color: Silver

Location:

Akron, Ohio, United States

Honda RC51 photos

Honda RC51 description

2004 Honda RC51 has 6762 miles on her, yoshimura twin full exhaust system with power commander IIIr usb, asv levers, mirror block offs,(mirrors if you want them) motocam rearview camera system with night color vision and plug ins for gps, multiple cameras and recorder.Tires have zero miles on them. brakes have zero miles on them and fresh synthetic oil change has zero miles on it.All brake and coolant fluid is fresh.This is a turn key, better then new motorcyle.Title is clear and in hand.

If you are interested and have any questions fill free to contact me : LUCEY.HELLAND@outlook.com

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