2005 Honda 919 Standard on 2040-motos

US $4,999.00

Year:2005 Mileage:19 Color: Metallic Black

Location:

Dallas, Texas, US

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Type:Standard Phone:8885488825

Honda Other description

2005 Honda 919, READY TO RIDE! DEVIL EXHAUST - Packing the powerplant of the original CBR900RR, a sportbike landmark in itself, the 919 is the epitome of naked bike high-performance. The 919 struts open-class muscle in a lightweight package with an attitude. And with an all-new Metallic Black hue, the 919 continues to be the streetfighter to be reckoned with. Available March 2005

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