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1986 Honda Interceptor (1986)
You are bidding on TWO (2) 1986 Honda Interceptors, both VF500F's: 1. Honda Interceptor #1 (Black Handlebars). Bought in 1999 from 2nd owner (I am the 3rd). This bike, although the rougher looking of the two, has always been reliable and has always started. Bike currently runs and starts, shifts well in all gears, no issues. 2. Honda Interceptor #2 (Red Handlebars). Bought this bike in 2008. Currently starts, but won't run for extended periods of time. After a few minutes this bike runs on 2-cylinders instead of all 4. Appears to be something simple/electrical, but I honestly don't have the time to troubleshoot it. 3. VIDEOS of #1 running: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bHS6JbYEb4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4AjWUbWjBQ 4. PLEASE see the last photo of spare parts (zoom in). Spare parts include: - Front Fairing - Front Fender - Fuel Tank - Decals, Stickers, Honda Logos - Electrical Connections, etc. ALL YOURS, worth several hundred $ by themselves!2016-06-26 04:46:02Kimball, Minnesota, United States172,800.00 -
1984 Honda INTERCEPTOR (1984)
SUPER NICE CLEAN 1984 HONDA 750cc INTERCEPTOR, YOU WOULD BE HARD PRESSED TO FIND A NICER ONE THEN THIS, LOW MILES LOOKS TO BE ALL ORIGINAL EXCEPT FOR A FEW ADD ONS, SEE PHOTO'S. THE BEST WAY TO GET ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS IS TO CALL AND NOT TO EMAIL. FEEL FREE TO CALL 320-252-3373 M-F 9am-6pm ASK FOR PAUL OR LORIN. BIKE IS LOCATED IN SAUK RAPIDS, MN. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SELL TO A WALK IN BUYER UNLESS A BID HAS BEEN PLACED, PLEASE DO NOT BID IF YOU DO NOT INTEND TO PAY. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SALES TAX, LICENSE OR FEES ASSOCIATED WITH PURCHASE.2016-06-14 14:47:59Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, United States45000 -
1999 Honda INTERCEPTOR (1999)
1999 HONDA INTERCEPTOR, Clean V4 EFI, Yoshimura Carbon Fiber slip on, Sargent Seats and still has rear seat cowl.2013-12-11 23:09:48Lakeville, MN17,1143,999.00 -
1999 Honda INTERCEPTOR Sportbike (1999)
1999 HONDA INTERCEPTOR, Clean V4 EFI, Yoshimura Carbon Fiber slip on, Sargent Seats and still has rear seat cowl.2013-10-05 00:44:14Lakeville, MN, US173,999.00 -
2005 Honda Interceptor 800 Sportbike (2005)
2005 Honda Interceptor 800, VFR800 INTERCEPTOR - Its not often a motorcycle is lauded as the Worlds Best Streetbike (as Cycle World did), but then its not often the world sees a machine as capable and cutting-edge as the Interceptor. With its race-bred chassis and VTEC-equipped V-4, this year the agile Interceptor adds a stunning Light Silver Metallic paint scheme to its Honda Red repertoire.2013-10-02 17:44:26Monticello, MN, US295,699.00 -
1998 Honda INTERCEPTOR Sportbike (1998)
1998 Honda INTERCEPTOR, 1-866-550-3808 - 1-866-550-38082013-09-29 05:54:42Baxter, MN, US292,999.00
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