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Mileage:8990
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Type:Sport Bike
Engine Size (cc):600
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CBR description
This bike was bought new from a dealer in 2010 and has been kept in the basement since. It has some scratches from laying bike over in drive way, but nothing major. Never has been crashed. The right side fairings and behind the back seat have some scraches. There is a fender eliminator and custom windshield on bike but other then that, the bike is all factory.
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