1988 Honda Hurrican 1000 Low Milege on 2040-motos

$3,250

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1988 Honda Hurrican 1000 Low milege, $3,250, image 1

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Beautiful classic Black and red 1988Honda Hurrican 1000with 23000 mis, new tires new chain .Very fast and the most comfortable sport bike in the market.I do not have time to ride it any more so after a year of thinkingabout it, I decided to sell it and let someone else to enjoy this beauty.This bike is a Classic and will increase its value in the near future.I will consider a fair offer.Please call for appointment 9am to 5pm

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