2006 Honda Cbr on 2040-motos

$6,800

Year:0 Mileage:19

Location:

Honda Other description

Have a six Hamspree edition CBR 600RR. Has a micron exhaust, vortex levers, vortex bars, lots of mods. Also has new Dunlop tires and blue hids. Has a tinted windscreen. Has go pro mount on bike and a GPS station. I have all the stock parts to her. I also have a new chain and sprocket on the bike. And a vortex stand. Looking for all kind of trades. Nice trucks and cars and maybe even other bikes and quads. 770XXXXXX call or text

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