87 Honda Hurricane 600f on 2040-motos

$2,500

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Selling a 87 Honda Hurricane 600F with 25k. This bike hasnt even seen rain and has been riden and cared for. New tires and other misc things. The bike is a collectable bike. Looking for a cruiser style bike. Nothing over 800cc. Cash for the bike $2500. Your welcome to text me at 207-680-XXXX

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