1996 Honda Vfr 750 on 2040-motos

$3,300

Year:0 Mileage:22

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1996 honda vfr 750 single swing arm bike.. this is a /was a super clean bike.. has 22,000mis and runs and drive's great... just look at bike in person you will see how clean it is..... BAD. fell over and needs full plastics...... Ebay has them pretty cheap...or I've seen the bike stripped with no plastics and it does not look bad...... asking$3,300 nice project over the winter ,to put new plastics on it...401-644-258nine, no trades!!!!

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