1985 Honda Interceptor Vf700 on 2040-motos

$1,900

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1985 Honda Interceptor VF700, $1,900, image 1

Honda Interceptor description

For sale is a 1985 Honda Interceptor that runs good and looks pretty damn good too. I had the carbs cleaned and synchronized within the past recent years. I had the bike painted years back also and had the seat reupholstered 15 yrs ago, but the seat took a beating from the sun at my job. I purchased easily removable soft side bags that have protective rain gear to put on them if in the rain. Need new hand grips and the chain needs adjusting and possibly a few other minor things done, but overall the bike is in very great shape. These bikes are rare in this condition from what my research has come up with. I'm selling the bike because I can no longer lean over riding due to shoulder surgery years back. I'm asking $1,900 because I want to sell the bike because I don't have the room for it. If interested, call Dan NO EARLIER then 8am and NO LATER then 8pm because I have children.My home phone , which is a landline is

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