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Honda CBR tech info
Type:Sportbike
VIN:JH2SC59428M000287
Phone:7328223958
Honda CBR description
2008 Honda CBR 1000RR, Honda CBR1000 RR 2008 Limited Edition (black on black) 999 cc (liquid-cooled inline) 4-cylinder motorcycle and is in mint condition, no scratches or nothing. Bike was barely ridden and taken very good care of. Tires are still excellent but may need an oil change. Will add more photos when I get a chance but no real need to do so because of its excellent condition. $10,000.00 7328223958.
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