2005 Honda Big Ruckus 900 Original Miles Immaculate Condition Yellow Nice ! on 2040-motos
Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
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Here is a very nice all original 2005 Honda Big Ruckus. This very nice motorcycle is nearly showroom condition with no damage, rust, dings, dents or galls any where on it. With only 900 something miles everything on it appears as new. There is no noticeble wear on the tires, it is not faded or discolored by the sun, the paint is excellent. The rubber type grips, footrests, etc show very little to no signs of wear. It has not been dropped, nor has it been collided with and its condition shows despite the poor photos. The bike starts, runs, idles, and brakes like new! I think you would be hard pressed to find a better example, this one has been in climate controlled indoor storage all of its life since new. It has the brush guards on the headlights, gives it a nice look. This highly engineered motorcycle is ready for whatever adventure you may have in store for it. All fluids changed, all Honda specs, all Honda mechanics. No disappointments on the bike, it is ready to go. I have clear title and owners manual. I cannot ship this bike so the the shipping is the responsibility of the Buyer. I can, however store the bike right where it is for a reasonable period of time, say a few weeks. I must be paid in full in order to store it however. I will assist the buyer in loading it into a truck or whatever is needed to get it on the road. Please ask any and all questions before purchasing it, thanks
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