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Mileage:14776
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Type:Sport Bike
Engine Size (cc):599
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:jh2pc37034m104081
Honda CBR description
I've had this bike for a few years and am ready to let it go. Vehicle inspections and history report came up clean when i bought it, and no additional damage was done while I owned it, I just never got around to fixing it up. To the best of my knowledge the bike has no mechanical issues, although it has been sitting for a while. Blue book is $2950/trade-in, $4295/retail on a bike with over 18,000 miles, so given the low miles I'm listing it for $2900 and am gonna hold out for the best offer. This is a good deal if you know how to fix the little things. I'm available to show the bike if you feel like taking a look.
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