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2006 Verucci VC250 Phantom (2006)
The good:The bike looks spectacularIt runs perfectly, nothing wrong with the motorIt shifts great, zero issues with the trannyIt has a new chainThe tires are greatIt has new paint with a phantom airbrushed on the tankAll the chrome is in great shapeIt gets around 100 MPGIt CAN get on the highway, it gets up to about 80-85 MPHThere are NO tears or rips in the seatsAll the brakes are good, it stops really well. Never had any problems with it, or any moments where I was concerned about not stopping.The tail light works, the brake light works, the head light works and has high beam. The blinkers work and have a tone to let you know if you leave them on. The speedometer works and is accurate.2013-10-17 00:21:09Nashville, Michigan, US5,0001,000.00
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Chinese cafe racer Lifan KPM150
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American Lifan Fined $630,000 by EPA, Pays Additional Bond for Future Vehicles
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