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UPDATE: Sold Sold Sold
This is my second time around for this 1987 700 F2 in Candy Wave Blue. A few years ago I found the bike in suburban Detroit and after a full mechanical refurbishment it was sold locally 18 months ago. When the owner's priorities changed last Fall I purchased it back, repaired some mild crash damage to the right side and now we're back on the road.
Now showing just under 27,000 miles this is a fast and fine running example. Some of the mods include a Yoshimura slip-on, jetted carbs, fender eliminator, aftermarket turn signals, heated grips and stainless brake lines. The cosmetics are about a 6 of 10, but it's still a good-looking "10-foot bike." Then again, it is 30 years old, so it's due some scuffs and scrapes, I suppose.
I'm asking only $2200. This would make someone a great rider or an excellent basis for a restoration. The blue/grey is a rare color and after a few hundred miles last weekend I can guarantee that this is a very entertaining ride. Here's a link to a Flickr photo album.
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This is my second time around for this 1987 700 F2 in Candy Wave Blue. A few years ago I found the bike in suburban Detroit and after a full mechanical refurbishment it was sold locally 18 months ago. When the owner's priorities changed last Fall I purchased it back, repaired some mild crash damage to the right side and now we're back on the road.
Now showing just under 27,000 miles this is a fast and fine running example. Some of the mods include a Yoshimura slip-on, jetted carbs, fender eliminator, aftermarket turn signals, heated grips and stainless brake lines. The cosmetics are about a 6 of 10, but it's still a good-looking "10-foot bike." Then again, it is 30 years old, so it's due some scuffs and scrapes, I suppose.
I'm asking only $2200. This would make someone a great rider or an excellent basis for a restoration. The blue/grey is a rare color and after a few hundred miles last weekend I can guarantee that this is a very entertaining ride. Here's a link to a Flickr photo album.
(click on an image to enlarge)
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