1993 Honda Vfr 750f Sport Touring on 2040-motos

US $3,500.00

Year:1993 Mileage:40 Color: Pearl White

Location:

Marietta, Georgia, US

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Type:Sport Touring VIN:jh2rc3617pm300029 Phone:6784993279

Honda Other description

1993 Honda Vfr 750F, 1993 VFR in fantastic condition. Rare and sought after pearl white. 2nd owner, 1st was a mechanic. Superbly maintained, all records since new. No voltage issues whatsoever. Many extras: Corbin seat, carbon fiber exhaust, other real carbon fiber accessories, chrome levers, CBR metal mirror stalks and mirrors, euro taillight conversion, fresh tires, brakes, etc. All original stock parts included. Only negative is it needs minor paint fix on right fairing side, can have it repaired easily. Absolutely gorgeous bike, only selling because unable to ride anymore. 678.499.3279 $3,500.00 6784993279

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