Metallic Black 1987 Honda Cbr600f1 on 2040-motos

$1,650

Year:0 Mileage:60

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metallic black 1987 honda cbr600f1, $1,650, image 1

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I have a 1987 honda cbr600f1. I just repainted the bike top to bottom. It has a brand new chain and sprocket and ball bearings with 60 miles on them. It also has a new air filter a fresh oil change. It was beat up really bad when I got it but now its a head turner. Its priced to sell. I will repost tomorrow with a youtube link of a walk around. The bike is very fast and a even louder. For more information text me at.

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