2007 Honda Cbr on 2040-motos

$5,800

Year:0 Mileage:17

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Selling my 2007 Honda CBR1000rr. 17k miles In attractive condition with a 2005 Castrol Racing body kit (Red, White and Blue) very patriotic, Hyper Flow Exhaust (very deep great sound), Power Commander, Speedohealer. Very fast bike, lots of torque, not for beginner riders. Oil changed frequently and maintained. I have Pink on hand, Email me for more information, serious inquiries only. No low ballers, im not in a hurry to sell. FIRM ON PRICE $5800. Will trade for a Good running clean Jet Boat (Prefer 70 s Charger, Challenger or Eliminator style) that seats at least 4, Chevy or Ford engine. Will pay the up to $1000 on top of the bike! NO other trades

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