1999 Honda Valkyrie on 2040-motos
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This is a sweet machine, freshly serviced. Rear tire @ 50% Front tire @ 90%... Mileage subject to change, as I ride often... As of this listing there are 16,402 miles.
You are responsible for pickup or shipping... I will work well with your shipping company. $500 deposit upon winning bid. Cash or check to follow... If you use any type of check (Bank or other) the title, or bike will not be released until my bank tells me everything is good. I was riding when I took the photos, there are bugs in the photos... This bike is super clean for its age... |
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