2005 Honda Sabre Cruiser on 2040-motos

US $4,200.00

Year:2005 Mileage:16

Location:

Carmichael, California, US

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Type:Cruiser Phone:9167164100

Honda Other description

2005 Honda Sabre , This bike is a beauty. Only 16K miles. Bags, foot boards, engine guards, 21 wind screen, lowers, sissy bar, light bar, newer rubber and brakes, Vance and Hines Pro-Pipe and more. Always garaged. The oil has been changed at least every 3K miles. There is a small dent about the size of a quarter on the back of the tank near the seat. Throwing-in extra windscreen and bags (smaller). A very comfortable ride. Test ride with M1. Cash only. NADA high retail is $5100. (916) 716-4100. $4,200.00 9167164100

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