2004 Honda Interceptor (vfr800fi) on 2040-motos

$5,999

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Honda Interceptor description

2004 VFR800 Meet the machine Cycle World named the World's Best Streetbike. Of course, the experts have loved this powerfully nimble, VTEC-equipped V-4 landmark for years. And with cool colors like all-new Asphalt and the always-popular Red, this is 1 love fest that's sure to continue.

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