Custom Xr650l on 2040-motos

US $5,200.00

Year:2005 Mileage:6100

Location:

Portland, Oregon, US

Honda XR photos

Honda XR tech info

For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda XR description

Very clean, custom 2005 XR650L. 6K miles and has been off road once in its life. I bought the bike with 950 miles on it bone stock and performed all the upgrades and mods myself. Front end is off a 2005 CRF450X and was professionally installed by myself with attention to every detail such as the steering stops. Bike has a the following upgrades:
Acerbis rally guards
Bonz mounts for the Acerbis
BRP top triple clamp
Pro taper bars
FMF power bomb stainless header
XRs only muffler
XRs only countershaft cover
XRs only magnetic drain plugs
XRs only heavy duty chain guide (not yet installed)
Hel steel braded brake lines
ASV levers
Tagasako Excel rims laced to stock hubs which were professionally painted.
Ironman rear sprocket
Daves carb mods
XR600 foam air filter
EBC 280mm front brake disc with black anodized caliper bracket
Voyager GPS with billet CNC protective case custom mounted.
Carbon fiber dash with LED indicator lights
After market front turn signals
I'm sure I'm forgetting a thing or two.
The bike runs like it should. Ive owned a bunch of XR600s and 650s and this one by far is the best running with amazing bottom end grunt thanks to the exhaust system and carb mods.

Selling to fund a larger adventure bike which has better payload capacity. I might be interested in trading for a BMW GS and some cash or a KTM adventure and some cash.
5500 USD OBO. You won't find a nicer custom XR. Every mod done to this bike was carefully thought out and professionally done.

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