2000 Honda Rc 51 Sportbike on 2040-motos

US $4,000.00

Year:2000 Mileage:0

Location:

Lake Balboa, California, US

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Type:Sportbike Phone:8183597675

Honda Other description

2000 Honda Rc 51, First year RC51 production #36, Gafler rotors & stainless lines, Scotts steering damper, Helibars (stock included), custom mapped power commander, flapper valve mod, stock motor, Yoshi cans. Purchased as theft recovery and reassembled with new and used factory parts. Solid bike that puts down 130 hp & 100 ft lbs. I'm getting out of sport bikes, age & priority shift. Buyer responsible for shipping. Call Jeff @ 818-359-7675 $4,000.00 8183597675

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