2002 Honda Rc51 on 2040-motos

$6,250

Year:0 Mileage:20

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2002 Honda RVT 1000 RC 51 You will not find a RC51 with less than 20mis for this price!Clear title, Registration in Hand, Cash ONLY for test ride MUST HAVE CASH in Hand with Valid M1 endorsement.10XXX milesMaint. Done at 10,100Fast Idle Fully Functional, Fans Kick on at around 200F!Tinted Windscreen New water pump gasketFlushed Brake System, Hydraulic Clutch System, Oil Change, 10W40 HN4 Honda Oil FilterFlushed Coolant Flush with Engine Ice (recommended) for track useThrottle Cable Lubricated.K&N Air Filters InstalledNEW BATTERY INSTALLED!IGNITION Timing Checked and good to go!Chain Cleaned Adjusted and LubricatedNew Signals on frontNew Brake Pads Front & RearNew Michelin Pilot Tires Front and RearSmoked Windscreen Hotbodies Undertail with intergrated turn signals in brake light , Flapper mod and front turn signals are the only things done to the bike other than this it is completly stock and you can choose what to do with it.please text or email 619-916-771Zero

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