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Pearl White 2005 Honda Cbr600rr (clinton, Md) on 2040-motos

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CALL FREE STATE CYCLE: (240) 949-XXXX ext. 22 http://9243.solidautonet.com/s/12846976/2/9280669VEHICLE DESCRIPTION:Two Brothers pipe - very cleanIt's been a year since the CBR600RR burst onto the 600cc sportbike scene capturing the 2004 AMA Formula Xtreme crown along the way. So what's in store for 2005? Try even greater horsepower an all-new inverted front fork lighter weight CBR1000RR-style swingarm anf front brakes and the scorching new bodywork. We can already hear the competition shaking.VEHICLE INFO:Condition: UsedMileage: 16,341Engine: 599 cc Liquid-cooled inline 4 cyl DUAL OVERHEAD CAM 4 valves per cylinderTransmission: Close-ratio 6-speedExterior Color: WhiteStock #: UF13032Weight: 361

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