1995 Honda Other

NC351103391

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I have too many bikes and not enough time. It's time to let a few go to new homes where they can be enjoyed and ridden. This rare Honda RVF400 is the V4 little brother of the RC45. It's titled as a 1995, but the research I've done on the VIN and color scheme seem to indicate that it is actually a 1996 (the final year of production). It small when compared to a 600cc sportbike but not super light like my Aprilia RS125. It was originally marked only in Japan, so the small scratches you see in the pictures are probably no worse than a 20 year old CBR600 would be here in the states. They probably weren't considered collector bikes in Japan at the time. Considering that it's travelled half way around the world, I think it looks great. I'd give it a 7-8 on a scale of 1-10. There is a small paint discoloration between the headlights, a small crack on the right side of the rear fairing, a little road rash on the right mirror bottom and the left headlight has a little moisture in it. The leather on the rear seat straps also has a small crack. It's a really cool bike to ride and nobody in your town probably has one or may never have even seen one in the flesh. The speedometer is in kilometers per hour and the odometer is in kilometers so I converted to miles for the listing. Reserve is $7000. Ask me any questions. I just realized that while I was taking close-up photos of the small imperfections, I didn't get any pictures of the full front, back or right hand side. I'll get those in the next day or 2 and load them up asap. If you're a local buyer, I'll throw in a bike cover and Harbor Freight motorcycle stand (see http://www.harborfreight.com/interests/motorcycle/motorcycle-stand-wheel-chock-97843.html). The stand is too heavy to ship, sorry. And if you buy 3 or more of my bikes, I'll throw in a 4 bank battery tender.On Aug-06-15 at 22:35:14 PDT, seller added the following information: Additional photos added. I've looked at my title and I purchased it in October 2011 and have put less than 100 miles on it since then.