2006 Honda Cbr1000rr on 2040-motos

$4,700

Year:0 Mileage:58

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YEAR2006MAKEHondaMILEAGE48,XXXPRICE4500CONTACT832-704-6405MODSGaneilli Slip on exhaust45 tooth rear sprocket16 tooth front sprocketPower commander three way lowering dog boneslower 2in in the frontall free mods doneHid headlightsspeakers and amp setup2 red light strips with led light module and keypadshinko rear tirestretched 8 1/2 with rear steel braided brake linenew statorINFOThis bike is not for a beginner. It is a very quick bike. Im not gonna lie and say i dont race it. I have beaten busas other 1000s all day long. Runs 6.5 in the 1/8mi. I weight 240 so its got alot of potential. This bike has a bit of high mileage but i have owned this bike for 5 years. never been wrecked. I could jump up today and ride this bike to dallas like i have in the past with no problem. THE BADthe bike needs new rotors,a new stator cover gasket,NEW FAIRINGSalot of tabs have broken and the front cowl has rock chips. TRADESThe only trade i will inquire is an 2006 kawasaki zx10 or 2007.OTHER INFONo tire kickers. If you dont have 4500 or a trade. dont call or text my phone. No you can not test ride this bike with out cash in hand. This bike will throw you on your ass if you dont treat her with a little respect. TEXT ME 832-704-XXXX

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