2006 Honda Rc51 on 2040-motos

$6,590

Year:2006 Mileage:14495 Color: Black / Metallic Gray

Location:

Tucson, Arizona

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Phone:(888) 655-1730

Honda RC51 description

2006 Honda RC51, One Ultimate Sportbike!!!!! ContactSEAN In Internet Sales!With World and National championships to its credit, this 2006 133-horsepower V-twin Honda RC51 has an unparalleled pedigree! This is one Ultimate Sportbike! Featuring Clean lines, Prodigious power, Five-spoke wheels with aerodynamic forward-facing V-shaped spokes, Twin side-mounted radiators with electric cooling fans, and a 999cc DOHC eight-valve 90 V-twin engine, this machine will make you want to skip the next exit, and continue on down the highway! This bike also comes with a Dual Yoshimura Exhaust System! Call Sean for more details!!! (520) 579-3939 Ask about our Financing Programs!!!

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