2014 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):1,100
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
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Honda CB1100 purchased new July 2014 by me.
As you can tell from the miles I just don't get a chance to ride this a whole lot. Miles will go up slightly as I do ride occasionally. Oil and Filter have been changed twice with Honda 10w-30 oil, non synthetic. First change at 450 miles and second at 1200 miles. Will change again before putting away for the winter. All stock other than seat and Windshield and saddlebags. Saddlebags are Hepco and Becker with the proper mount to relocate the rear turn signals. Windshield is Plexistar 2. This motorcycle has never seen rain and always stored inside. Purchased the Corbin seat and Saddle bags in 2015 for long road trip which never transpired. Also have stock seat to go with it. Obviously this motorcycle is in near new condition just don't use it like I thought I would. I work from home so pick up and viewings are available anytime. Thanks |
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