Honda : Interceptor Honda Vtr250 Interceptor 250 Sport Bike on 2040-motos

$1,850

Year:0 Mileage:8

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Honda : Interceptor Honda VTR250 Interceptor 250 sport bike, $1,850, image 1

Honda Interceptor description

Up for sale is my classic 1989 Honda VTR 250 motorcycle. Terrific shape with only 8300mis. It's all stock except a jet kit and an after market exhaust. This bike is very fast for a 250 and handles well too. This is a rare find for you collectors and I have yet to see 1 with the engine cover side fairings like mine. This bike is a head turner and would make a great daily driver because of it's reliability... it is stored in a climate controlled garage.

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