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1997 on 2040-motos

US $3,200.00
YearYear:1997 MileageMileage:26000
Location:

Bryan, Ohio, United States

Bryan, Ohio, United States
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Here is a very nice PC 800, 1997 with all the popular options.  A log of the maintenance, Oil and filter changes have been preformed at recommended times.  Brakes in good shape.  Changed front shock oil and springs.  No cracked or damaged plastic.  A couple of very small hard to see scratches.  Only 26000 miles and changing as I ride it when I can.  Front tire about 50% and rear tire is brand new.  Always garaged inside so no fading of the paint.  I'm the third owner, all seniors.  Never laid over that I know of.  Here is a listing of a few of the options, Seat back, Mick-O-Peg highway feet rest, Handel bar risers, Two throttle locks, one is the latch type and one is on the bar end, Very nice top box with the extra strong luggage rack. Perfect CLEARVIEW wind screen extra tall, the best you can buy. Two rear differentials one is the stock version and the other is the 1100 unit that reduces the engine RPM, very easy to change. 

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