2007 Honda Reflex (nss250) on 2040-motos

$2,977

Year:2007 Mileage:5749 Color: RED

Location:

Greenville, North Carolina

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2007 Honda Reflex (NSS250), Ready to go - How many ways can you have your Reflex? Just about every way you can imagine, including the Sport edition that boasts a slick windscreen and plenty more unique features. Meets current CARB and EPA standards.

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