2005 Honda Rc51 Rvt1000r (v-twin Superbike) on 2040-motos

US $4,550.00

Year:2005 Mileage:12300 Color: Black and Silver

Location:

Boca Raton, Florida, US

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Honda RC51 photos

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Honda RC51 tech info

Type:Sport Bike Engine Size (cc):999 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:JH2SC45085M500477

Honda RC51 description

Are you tired of sounding and looking like every other inline 4 bike out there? Here is your chance to stand apart from the rest. 1000cc's of hard hitting V-Twin Torque and power and a strong and beautiful exhaust tone combine to deliver a ride few can beat. Honda's well known bullet proof reliability and freight train stability make this a very durable stable beast.

I am selling this bike because I recently purchased another RC51 and want to spread the joy of riding this awesome V-twin.

The RC51 comes with:

Two Brothers dual carbon fiber exhaust

Stock exhaust (brand new)

rear passenger seat plus brand new rear seat cowl

fender eliminator kit

front and rear low profile led turn signals

Brand new iridium Spark plugs

Oil- Motul e-tech 100

DID ERV3 520 Chain

AFAM Sproc conversion

15 tooth front/ 41 tooth rear

Speedo DRD installed (to correct the Speedometer)

***less than 300 miles on the new sprockets, chain, oil, and spark plugs.

This RC51 has just over 12,300 miles.

I am not the original owner of this bike.

I am willing to deliver locally around the West Palm Broward County area. If you want to ship outside of that area then you need to do the logistics. If you live in the area please contact me for a face to face with the bike.

Pay can be accomplished through Ebay, PayPal or private.

NO TRADES

Do not bombard me with texts.

DO NOT CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE A "MERCHANT MARINE" OR WORK ON A "CRUISE SHIP" AND CAN'T COME HOME. YOUR A SCAMMER AND I WILL NOT TOLERATE YOUR CRAP.

MILITARY DISCOUNT WITH VALID PROOF OF COMBAT ACTION (SEMPER FI)

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