Blue 1995 Honda Cbr 600cc Sport Bike, Motorcycle Only 7300 Miles on 2040-motos
Year:1995
Mileage:7300
Wilmington, Delaware, US
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For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:JH2PC2509SM405190
Honda CBR description
Blue 1995 Honda CBR 600cc Sport Bike, Motorcycle Only 7300 Miles
Item came here to us at the pawn shop, we do not have personal use of it.
Motorcycle is pre owned, in good cosmetic condition,
Plastics has some scratches and minor cracks
(tailgate and left signal light) - please look on pictures
Engine and transmission works great, brake are strong , wheels roll straight
Motorcycle has only 7300 miles, clean tile
Local pick up only - Wilmington DE 19804
Picture is actual item you will receive, please see pictures for best item description.
Except Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico.
If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase
before leaving feedback Please contact us with any questions or concearns at 302-384-6734 ask for Chris In Internet dept..
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