08 Honda Cbr1000 Yellow/black Super Fast## on 2040-motos

$7,150

Year:0 Mileage:5

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I have a eight honda cbr1000 for sale just over 5k miles Jardine slip on exhaust Fender eliminator Super fast bike I will add a scorpion helmet price $229 Price $7,150Firm No lowbollers, no riding with out cash in my hands!!! call or txt Honda, suzuki, yamaha, kawazaki, gsxr, cbr, r1, r6, zx6, zx10, ducati, motorcycle, streetbike,

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