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Warranty:nsr250
For Sale By:MC18
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Here we have a nice, but not perfect, 1988 MC18 NSR250 freshly imported from Jolly old England. The Bike is in good overall condition, both mechanically and aesthetically, but shows signs of use. I will post more pics as soon as I can reduce their file sizes to fit EBay's requirements. I personally took this bike on the road in Yorkshire and it ran well. It's an exciting little bike. It is a grey market bike sold with copies of import documentation and bill of sale only. This is a No Reserve $1 starting bid auction. I offer competitively priced delivery in the lower 48 States with a right of refusal guarantee. Upon delivery if you are unsatisfied with the motorcycle you will only be responsible for the delivery fee. If the motorcycle has already been paid for I will refund that amount. Thank you, and happy bidding. |
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