1995 Honda Nsr Pgm 4 250 Mc28 Rothmans on 2040-motos

US $7,800.00

Year:1995 Mileage:50000

Location:

default, default, HK

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1995 Honda NSR PGM 4 250 MC28

The bike maintenance at 2010 July

After the services , I kept in my garage for my own collection.

(Kept Receipt)

Maintenance Details (brand new parts until now)

1) Air Filter

2) ball join

3) Front Gear

4) Rear Gear

5) Chain

6) Rear Brake Spring

7) Radiator Plastic Mount

8) Gas Tank Plastic Mount x 3

9) Rear Brake Pad

10) Radiator Cover

11) Spark Plug x 2

12) Radiator Coolant

13) Brake Fluid / Front and Rear

14) Gear Box Fluid

15) BridgStone B7-090 / Front and Rear. (New)

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Others

- It change the new PGM Computer

- Two Keys

- 2T Fluid need mix with the gas / When fill up the gas

Please check the picture for the details

Shipping Terms

Ship to USA by DHL air

Shipping cost USD 1950 / Door to Door / Protect by strong case.

(Not included custom issue and duty tax)

Sorry, no discount for the price.Please don't send message about discount.

I can say this bike in very good condition. No any issue but please understand this is 1995 motorcycle.

# I love this bike very much but want invest the other new toy project..

Enjoy

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