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2012 Honda Xr650l on 2040-motos

$6,690
YearYear:2012 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: Red
Location:

Miami, Florida

Miami, FL
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Honda XR description

2012 Honda XR650L, Wherever you want, it'll take you there. - Wherever you want, it'll take you there. If you're looking for one motorcycle that can do it all, Honda's time-tested XR650L is that machine. Off-road it has the power, suspension, and durability a dirt rider demands. On-road its light overall weight, electric starter and excellent fuel economy make it the perfect commuter, even for long trips. Its bulletproof 644 cc overhead cam engine produces huge torque and power. Air cooling keeps things simple and reduces maintenance chores. And the engine's gear-driven counterbalancer reduces tiring vibrations. Baja tough, the XR650L has the versatility to take you anywhere you want to go on a motorcycle, without the hassle of having to trailer a dirtbike. New graphics for 2012 keep it looking up to date, too.

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