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Looking to sell my Honda CBR. Under 11k miles. Garage kept. Only after market parts installed is an integrated LED tail/turn signal. Runs like new. Serviced every 6 mons and oil changed every 3. Very fun and fast for a 600. Great for starters or experienced riders. Bike comes with two helmets. 1 Lg and one MED. Asking 4,500 OBO. If interested text my cell.. My name is CJ. If interested in seeing it just let me know and we can set up a time.
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