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2005 Honda XR (2005)
Honda's 2005 XR650L was built with the serious on and off-road enthusiasts in mind! This 2005 Honda XR650L has been meticulously maintained and runs like the day it came off the showroom. Outstanding condition! This bike was ridden exclusively on-road and hasn’t been dropped or abused. The tires and brakes are still like new. All lights work as they should.and the bike also comes with the factory red handguards, additional rider pegs, strap (for additional rider to hold on), original owner’s manual, and a skid plate. This bike needs nothing but a rider and this is your chance to save thousands over new!!! The XR models are known for their outstanding reliability and performance and this bike is a perfect example. Please do not bid if you do not intend to buy and feel free to ask any and all questions. See detailed pictures provided and if you need more, I am willing to take additional or show the bike in person. This bike is for local pickup only. Shipping IS NOT included and would be 100% buyer's responsibility. Once payment is received, I will store the bike at no charge until you pick up or arrange for shipping (up to 2 weeks unless otherwise agreed upon). This bike is also for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early. This bike is sold with a clear Illinois title, ready for transfer. Additional information on the Honda XR650L model: 644cc of power and a 37-inch seat height differentiate this Honda in what has become a highly competitive segment of the motorcycle market. Built in Japan but ridden the world over, the XR650L was designed to be taken straight off the showroom floor and ridden away from the truck and into the elements.2016-08-10 04:45:49Algonquin, Illinois, United States93400 -
2005 Honda XR (2005)
2005 Honda XR650L Dual sport for sale on a NO RESERVE auction. This bike is in very good condition, top to bottom. It has electric start and starts right up and runs really strong.2016-07-21 04:46:27Morning Sun, Iowa, United States56200 -
2005 Honda XR (2005)
XR 450 fork swap w/wheels New Mefo Super Explorers Dirt Bikes Africa Africa fairing w/built-in oil cooler and Hela lights New chain and front/ rear sprocket w/new chain slides Trax luggage - 3pc hard black Acerbis gas tank 5.8 Rox risers and triple clamp Fat Bars Double Take Ram adjustable mirrors New Galfer front + rear brake pads XR's only stainless pipe and header Mikuni Pumper carb. Steal brake lines front + rear 10,000 miles2016-07-14 04:52:29Austin, Texas, United States105,000.00 -
2005 Honda XR650L (2005)
2005 HONDA XR650L,2013-12-18 22:56:56VALLEJO, CA20,0002,500.00 -
2005 Honda Xr 650L (2005)
2005 Honda Xr 650L, VERY CLEAN.NEVER USED OFF ROAD,NEW TIRES,PIRELLI SCORPION, AND ONLY 2400 MILLES. WICKENBURG AZ (928)386-0926 PRIVATE SELLER $4,100.00 92838609262013-12-18 22:37:23Wickenburg, AZ2,4004,100.00 -
CUSTOM XR650L (2005)
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.2013-10-23 00:33:43Portland, Oregon, US6,1005,200.00 -
2005 Honda XR650L 765 Miles Original Owner (2005)
05 Honda XR650L, Original Owner Factory Original Battery replaced in 2011 Mostly street miles, some light trail riding, Only 765 Miles Garage Kept Runs Great It's a Honda............... Less than half price of a new bike 2013/2014 MSRP $6,690.00 - $310.00 Destination charge2013-09-26 23:30:00Buena, New Jersey, US7653,200.00
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